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Snowmobile Touring in the Great Canadian Wilderness – The Big Loop

By Kate
February 1, 2014
Updated November 23, 2020

The Great Canadian Wilderness has created two loops for the touring sledder. Our big loop comes in at just under 600km, and makes for a great three or four day loop. Check the bottom of the page for the small loop, and links to our three snowmobile districts.

This loop covers all of the Great Canadian Wilderness, from the edges of Algonquin and Muskoka, to Parry Sound and the Almaguin Highlands, to the northern reaches of Loring-Restoule.

Staging can be done from Parry Sound, Port Loring, Kearney, Port Sydney or Gravenhurst.

snowmobile touring in explorers edgeIf you’re looking for a shorter loop, click the small loop button below, or for more information on one of our three districts, or the Round Algonquin Park tour, click the buttons below!

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