Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Snow Bikes and Sleds converge on the Morning Creek SnoPark for the Saturday ride led by the Tollgate Trailfinders. Photo by Lisa McDonald.
Winner of the photo contest for best family photo, Reba and her aunt Courtney McNeil.
Guest speaker from Washington State parks. Corey Tolar- Winter Recreation Program Manager through State Parks and the WSSA President Dean Meakin.
Snowmobiling is for the young and young-at-heart. as represented by Fred Wemer, 87, the oldest snowmobiler at the event.
Event co-chair Chris Shires of Dayton received a Dedicated Service Award from WSSA.
DAYTON - The snowmobiling community in Dayton hosted the 2025 Washington State Snowmobile Association's Winter Rendezvous. Local chapter president, LaRhonda McCauley co-chaired the event that helped raise funds for the WSSA Legal Action Fund to protect motorized winter recreation.
Over three days, there were adventures for every riding style and evening events at the Dayton Fairgrounds on Friday and Saturday.
There were trivia games, a silent auction, basket raffle, a photo contest, and guest speakers from State Parks and Forest Service. To find out more about the WSSA visit http://www.facebook.com/WSSAUS and http://www.facebook.com/ridetheblues.
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