ADIRONDACK CUP
ICE OVAL SNOWMOBILE RACING
BOONVILLE SNOW FESTIVAL II
Jan. 31 - Feb. 2, 2020 (Canceled)
The Boonville Snow Festival II board held their regular meeting on Dec 8th. After much discussion with regards to COVID-19 restrictions and lack of guidance or help from our Governor Mr. Cuomo and New York State, it saddens us that this years 2021 races (11th Annual), will be canceled. We have set our dates for 2022 ( Feb 4-6, 2022)! The board will like to thank all our dedicated volunteers, sponsors, participants, the community, and avid race fans for their unwavering support throughout the history of the Snow Festival!!
Thank You and Stay Safe!!
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
FEB 4-6 2022
Fire in our heart and ice in our veins
Welcome to Boonville, New York.
The birthplace of Adirondack Cup Snowmobile Racing and proudly known as "The Snowmobile Capital of The East."
Located in the foothills of the Adirondacks, bordering the Tug HIll Plateau - where snow is measured in feet, not inches.
Snowmobiling has been a part of our heritage since its inception.
Snowmobile racing, however, has become our legacy.
Racing in Boonville began in the early 60s- attracting over 40,000 snowmobile enthusiasts. It wasn't long before Boonville became world famous for its racing. And even though racing ended in the late 70s, many were left frozen at the ending of an era.
Until 2007.
A small dedicated group of Boonvillian's banded together and formed the Boonville Snow Festival II.
The group hosted Adirondack Cup Racing in January 2007 - for the first time in nearly three decades!
2017 will mark our 10th Anniversary.
For years, the 1/2 mile ice oval in Boonville has called to those with fire in their hearts and ice in their veins.
It's in our blood, and in the blood of those who travel here year after year, generation after generation.
We are proud of the history we've made here, and every year we build an ice track to prove it.
The Boonville Snow Festival
BEHIND THE HANDLEBARS
Visit Youtube.com and search for the Boonville Snow Festival. You will find some great videos from spectators in the crowd, to the racers behind the handlebars, such as the video above.