The online Interactive Trail Guide will be online November 2019.
The 2019-20 Go Snowmobiling Ontario App will be available in-stores December 2, 2019.
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Trail Project Funding Request Approved!
We are happy to announce that we have received a grant from the OFSC infrastructure fund to fix TOP E north of Highway 118. We have a significant wet hole in that area that was so bad, we could not run a groomer through it without risking damage to the groomer or doing so much damage to the trail (breaking ice) that it was not safe for snowmobiles. For the past few seasons, we have had to turn the groomer around at both sides of this problem area, resulting in a stretch of ungroomed trail of almost 2.5 km. Many of you will know that stretch if you ride TOP E north of the clubhouse.
This is a project for which we were hoping to get funding prior to last season but the OFSC had to change the timing of some of last year's infrastructure grants.
We are looking forward to this improvement as it will make the trail easier to open and will greatly simplify our grooming schedule.
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Great news
That will make a significant difference!
Awesome ! Well done neighbour
Great to hear!
That waterhole swallowed up a few ATVs during the Wilberforce ATV Run.
We invite all the Landowners in the OHSR trail system to a night of good food, good friends, fun, games and our special guests “The Coe Hill Girls”! You all deserve recognition and gratitude. Please pm us here and let us know you will be attending with or without a spouse/guest or email us at ohsrvolunteers@gmail.com.
OHSR sweatshirts and t-shirts will be available for purchase.
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The online Interactive Trail Guide will be online November 2019.
The 2019-20 Go Snowmobiling Ontario App will be available in-stores December 2, 2019.
Between the ages of 12 and 15? Over the age of 15 and do not possess a valid Ontario Drivers License?
Then you need to successfully complete an Ontario-approved Snowmobile Safety Course before riding on public lands.
