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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.
TMSC has received a request for assistance from Muskoka Lakes Snowtrails Association. On Saturday October 9th members of MLSTA will be attending Fire Route 96B north of Bobcaygeon to purchase and pick up a quantity of bridge building materials and supplies.
MLSTA is asking if there are any sledders from Bobcaygeon who might be available to assist them with loading a few 18' beams and wood onto their trailer. They hope to commence at approximately 9:30 am and advise that this should only take an hour.
If you are available to assist, please message MLSTA on their facebook page www.facebook.com/MuskokaSnow/
Posted on behalf of Steve Elliott Vice President MLSCA.
Don’t have your sled yet but want to save $80 before the Seasonal Permit fee increases on November 1st? Buy an OFSC Permit Gift Card. Learn more at ofsc.on.ca/gift-cards/
Do you remember❔
Are you ready to experience paradise this winter❔
Step 1️⃣ is to lock in the lowest permit fees of the season when you buy your permit or gift card on or before November 1st!
Go to permits.ofsc.on.ca and support our Clubs and Volunteers working hard to "roll out" the white carpet for you this winter.
Thank you!
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.
