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The Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club is based in Buckhorn, Ontario, about 25 minutes north of the City of Peterborough. We are a member club of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs, and are one of seven clubs making up OFSC District 2.
BDSC volunteers and grooming staff maintain approximately 165 kilometres of trails through varying terrain, from the east shore of Chemong Lake in the south, to the Gooderham area in the north.
The bulk of our trails are in the Municpality of Trent Lakes, in an area of beautiful Canadian Shield forest once known as The Five Points Trail System – a throwback to the earliest days of organized snowmobiling.
To the west, our trails join those of the Twin Mountains Snowmobile Club in the Bobcaygeon area. On the east side of our system our trails connect with those of the Paudash Trail Blazers and the Stoney Lake Snoriders, leading to the Wilberforce and Apsley areas.
Message from our Rider Advantage partner:
Starting tomorrow (Sunday, December 4th) until Saturday, December 10th, SAVE 25% off regular priced merchandise at Mark's Work Wearhouse! To ensure you receive your discount, present this ad to Mark's staff at the time of purchase - www.ofsc.on.ca/marksww25off-dec2022/
A great tool for all riders.The OFSC GO Snowmobiling Apps for the 2022/23 season are now available to download at www.ofsc.on.ca/trail-maps/mobile-app/ The basic version remains FREE and offers access to the latest trail availability with or without cell service and internet. The Pro version delivers the same great features for a subscription fee of $4.99/year. After last year's price freeze, this minimal $1 increase reflects the cost of maintaining the popular hybrid base map.
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON! Only 5 hours left to save $50 on Seasonal permits and $30 on Classic permits! Thank you to all those who have already purchased their 2023 Ontario Snowmobile Trail Permit!
permits.ofsc.on.ca/
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.
