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This website has all the information you need to snowmobile with us, trail information, how to get a permit, news & events and our contact information.
Mazinaw Powerline Snowmobile Club Inc. is a not-for-profit organization, incorporated in 1983, run by a volunteer Board of Directors.
When purchasing a trail permit from this Club you automatically become a member of this organization. As a member you have the right to vote at our Annual General meeting and you can be elected to the Board of Directors.
This Board is meeting once a month to discuss ongoing issues. If you feel that you can contribute some time and effort to this organization, please feel free to contact us!
10:30am. Freezing rain has just turned to snow at the north end of Mazinaw Lake. Coming down pretty good.
Check out the OFSC map as more and more trails in the area are opening up.
As you are planning your ride please know there are several businesses in the area that have opened or are staying open through the winter. Hunters Creek golf course in Cloyne is keeping their restaurant open this year. As well the small motel behind them will be renting rooms this winter. Let's try to make it beneficial for them as it is great to have another option for a sit down meal as well as accommodation. Rosie's in Denbigh has opened. They have gas, food and treats and are looking forward to snowmobilers supporting their business. A little out of the area the Plevna gas station now has 24 hr pumps if you pay at the pumps with your card. Please don't forget Mazinaw Lakeside eatery for breakfast, lunch and fully stocked cabins for rent. They have been huge snowmobile supporters since they opened their doors.
As always ride safe and be respectful of landowners who graciously allow us the use of their property.
Have an awesome weekend!
Can’t wait for next year when our small business will be supporting our local snowmobilers.
That’s great info, thank you
Great info! Really appreciate this post.
Just curious why the e101 from flinton to cloyne is not open? It's been hard packed since November
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.
