Snowmobiling in the Great Canadian Wilderness

By Kate

November 11, 2013

Hit the sleds this winter in the Great Canadian Wilderness and explore thousands of kilometres of maintained snowmobiling trails throughout this beautiful winter wonderland. Three OFSC districts (7, 10, 11) are located within the boundaries of the region, and a vast selection of year-round accommodations and restaurants are located on or close to trails.

Check with local accommodations to see if they offer snowmobile rides or rentals on site. Do some touring on one of the most unique routes in the province, the RAP (Round Algonquin Park) ride, or join your fellow riders at special events like the annual Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Snow Run – one of winter’s most popular fundraisers.

ALMAGUIN HIGHLANDS

Almaguin District Snowmobile Club Burk’s Falls
Carling Trailblazers Snowmobile Club
Cramadog Snowriders Corp. Dunchurch
Highland Rovers Emsdale
Magnetawan Ridge Runners
Near North Snowdrifters Sundridge
South Seguin Snowmobile Club Sprucedale

MUSKOKA

Algonquin Snowmobile Club Dwight
DuYaWanna Trail Riders Huntsville
Happy Wanderers Snowmobile Club Baysville
Hill & Gully Riders Snowmobile Club Port Sydney
Muskoka Lakes Snow Trails Association Port Carling
Muskoka Sno-Bombers Bracebridge
Snowcrest Riders Snowmobile Club Gravenhurst
Tall Pines Snowmobile Club Dorset
West Muskoka Trail Riders Minett

PARRY SOUND

Baxter Snow Riders Port Severn
Dun-Ahmic Snowriders McKellar
North East Georgian Bay Snowmobile Club Pointe au Baril
Parry Sound District Snowmobile Club
Six Star Snow Riders Club Mactier
Sno-Hawks of Parry Island Parry Sound

LORING RESTOULE

Argyle Riders Snowmobile Club Port Loring
South Shore Snowmobile Club Restoule

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