Get Vast State Of Vermont Tma Forms

VAST trails are for winter use only! Permission to use snowmobile trails does not extend to use of these trails by ATVs, four-wheelers, motor or mountain bikes, hiking or other uses, unless specifically authorized with written landowner permission.

If you are already registered in your home state or province, you do not need to re-register in Vermont, but you must join a county and a local club and purchase a VAST TMA (see TMA Pass page for pricing information). Registration costs $28 for a Vermont Resident and $36 for a Non-Vermont Resident.

2023 VAST Trail Passes (TMA's) are now available online only and here is what you need to know: All TMA's will now be purchased online, with credit card only, through the VAST website. (.vtvast.org) You can now purchase your TMA the day you want to ride, from your vehicle, on the way to your parking area.

Registering Your Snowmobile Original Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin. If the assignment made by other than Dealer, the title of one signing must be indicated or Power of Attorney Appointment submitted. Bill of Sale (for Sales Tax purposes) Additional Bill of Sale.

VAST trails are for winter use only! Permission to use snowmobile trails does not extend to use of these trails by ATVs, four-wheelers, motor or mountain bikes, hiking or other uses, unless specifically authorized with written landowner permission.

Founded fifty years ago, VAST is responsible for the organization of the sport of snowmobiling, maintaining and grooming over 5,000 miles of trails. One of the oldest snowmobiling organizations in the U.S., VAST is a non-profit, private group that includes 127 clubs statewide, with over 24,000 members combined.

Windshields are mandatory or the operator must wear eye glasses, goggles or a protective face shield. Helmets are mandatory for all riders on the VAST trail system. It is against Vermont law to sell a replacement exhaust system that exceeds the manufacturer's original equipment specifications.

If you are already registered in your home state or province, you do not need to re-register in Vermont, but you must join a county and a local club and purchase a VAST TMA (see TMA Pass page for pricing information). Registration costs $28 for a Vermont Resident and $36 for a Non-Vermont Resident.