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!
It’s official! The MPSC trails are closed for the season!
Again, a Big Thank You to the landowners, the volunteers, groomers and the riders! You each play a vital part in our trails system!
Stay connected for updates and preparations for an epic 2025/26 Snowmobiling Season!
11 CommentsComment on Facebook
Great job Thank you for all your hard work !
Thank u everyone for a great riding season !
Dang, was gonna try to squeeze that last ride in on those 2 trails that hold it a little longer 😏 THANKS SO MUCH FOR EVERYRHING. YOU GUYS DID AN AMAZING JOB
March 15/2025
Well riders! It appears that spring has sprung. Our south trails are melting fast! The ITG indicates that they are closed!
As the 24/25 season comes to an end we would like to take this time to thank our Landowners along the Mazinaw Powerline Trails. Without your support our trails wouldn’t be as amazing as they are! Your generosity allowing our trails on your property is greatly appreciated!
Our Groomers; You guys put in tons of late long hours to ensure our trails are the best!
Our Volunteers; Cheers to you for the countless hours behind the scenes all year long!
To the riders; You’ve been there with us this season from trail repair, broken down groomers, a few wild dumps of snow. Thank you for your continued support!
It’s been one of the best seasons MPSC has seen in a couple years.
Please refer to the ITG for trail conditions. Know before you go!
Please stay tuned for some preparations for an epic 2025/2026 snowmobiling season!
Stay Safe & Enjoy!
20 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thanks for the wonderful season and amazing trail conditions!! Well done!
Big thanks to the club with the consistently best trails and to all the volunteers and land owners. It was a great season. 👍
Great job Thank you!
Thursday Trail Update: March 13/25 & a friendly cautious reminder from a landowner.
⚠️ - A land owner at Mazinaw lookout wants us to remind sledders to 🛑STOP at driveways. He said he almost got hit. Safety First!
Stop signs are regulated under the Highway Traffic Act.🛑
North groomer did 1009 to E to Quackinbush.
The trails north Cloyne are in good condition but warm weather and rain may not hold up much longer.
Always refer to the ITG for updated trail conditions.
Ride Safe & Have Fun!
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thats to bad that has to happen, that will be a tough one to get around if it gets closed for sure.
It will close next Because people have no respect
Wednesday March 12 Grooming update!
We are holding on to every ounce we can!
The North spare groomer did 1009 to E101 to Cloyne last night then switched to the South Groomer and went back up E101 and 1009.
Always refer to the ITG before you head out for the lateral conditions.
Ride Safe & Have Fun
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you we are riding on those trails now and they are nice! Thank you for a great season.
Were on them today and were ex cellent
The trails have been amazing.
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.
