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We have some of the most exhilarating trails you will find anywhere and would love to share them with you!
Our Club is a proud member of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC). We would like to welcome all snowmobilers and visitors to the Havelock/Belmont/Methuen area. Consider becoming a member and reap the benefits of belonging to one of the first and oldest organized snowmobile clubs in the province.
We invite you to join us for fun-filled sledding adventures. Want to interact with other club members/executive and other riders? Arrange rides, ask about trails, share Havelock & District snowmobiling news, photos, and information? Join our Facebook or follow us on Twitter or Instagram!… Happy snowmobiling!
Polaris Issues Stop Use/Sale Order On 2013-2023 Snowmobiles
Polaris Issues Stop Use/Sale Order On 2013-2023 Snowmobiles
snowgoer.com
The latest stop sale/stop use covers 230,000 snowmobiles built over the last decade, and asks owners and dealers to halt their usage for now.Should have bought a Yamaha
Ok guys & gals ... who's planning to attend the Toronto International Snowmobile ATV & Powersports show in October?
Prepping over 30,000 km of snowmobile trails for the coming winter is an enormous task, and every club could use some extra help. Much of their effort occurs outdoors, including installing 10s of thousands of signs & stakes; clearing, brushing and grading; repairing bridges and culverts; and carving out necessary re-routes and detours. Snowmobilers offering to lend a hand for even a few hours can make a big difference.
But inside, there’s also work that needs doing, from scheduling trail work and supplies to keeping track of the finances, to club communications.
Students looking to fulfill community service commitments might want to consider volunteering for their local snowmobile club.
How else can you help? Donations of materials like lumber, gates, fencing, nails, etc can save your club money rather than having to buy these items. Same goes for prizes or gift cards that can be used for club fundraising activities. And if you own or have access to any equipment like excavators, backhoes, graders, dozers, trucks or ATVs, donating their use for trail work would be greatly appreciated.
Find Your District at www.ofsc.on.ca/find-your-district/ and go to their website to get contact information for your club of choice. Then give them a call and ask how you can help!
On behalf of the District 2 Havelock & District Snowmobile Club, we would like to thank our Landowners & Volunteers for attending our 2022 Landowners Appreciation Dinner. Thank you all for your support!
A Wonderful group of people, idyllic location, and fantastic time! Thank you again to all of the HDSC volunteers and Landowners!❤️👏👏
Great group of people and kudos to Sharpe's for preparing the amazing meal.
Stunning location for your dinner!!
Looks like a fun group
Nice spot
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.
