Hebron Snowmobile Crash Injures Windham Operator On Corridor 24: New Hampshire Fish And Game

HEBRON, NH — A Windham resident was injured Saturday after a snowmobile collision on Corridor 24 in Hebron. Conservation Officers were notified of the incident at 12:40 p.m.

Charleen Gosson, 56, of Windham, was identified as the operator involved in the crash. Gosson was operating her snowmobile eastbound when her ski struck a rock. The impact caused the machine to accelerate quickly, throwing Gosson from the snowmobile, officials said. She was subsequently ejected off the trail and into a group of trees. The Hebron Fire Department transported Gosson to Speare Memorial Hospital in Plymouth.

Conservation officers confirmed that Gosson suffered non-life-threatening injuries as a result of the collision. A Conservation officer patrolling on snowmobile was diverted from the Great Meredith Rotary Fishing Derby to respond to the incident.

New Hampshire Fish and Game reminds the public that rrail conditions can change quickly, and operators should always use caution. They also recommend familiarizing oneself with snowmobile operation before riding and always wearing a helmet. Additional information on snowmobile safety is available at wildlife.nh.gov.