Come play with us on over 350km of wonderful groomed trails throughout Bancroft, Glen Alda, McArthur Mills, Coe Hill, Gilmour and surrounding areas!With our abundant snowfalls, many club activities to enjoy, and exciting terrain we offer some of the best snowmobiling in Ontario.
Come and spend a weekend, a week or an entire season and enjoy the snowmobiling adventure of a lifetime.With adjoining trails to Haliburton, the Algonquin Highlands & the Madawaska and Ottawa valleys, you can’t get a better snowmobiling getaway.
Club Trail Update:
Hello Sledders! If you've been on the recently reopened OFSC Interactive Trail Guide (ITG), you noticed that many trails are missing, particularly in Eastern Ontario. Our club is no exception. We want you to know that trails cannot show on the ITG, even as red, unless we have received Landowner permission. This year negotiations with the Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance (EOTA) and many Municipalities have taken much longer than expected so a large portion of our shared trail system is not currently showing on the ITG.
Please bear with us, we are working hard to finalize these permissions and return these trails to our snowmobiling community and the ITG.
So do get your permits and tune-up those sleds as Winter is just around the corner!
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
We love our super duper volunteers. Can’t do it without them.
Let them know how much we care in the comments!
Now we just need the snow…..
Always check OFSC ITG for trail conditions
20 CommentsComment on Facebook
WOW!! Great news for all clubs and riders, now to get the work done.‼️Breaking News - Full OFSC Trail Network To Be Restored Thanks to Historic $4.9M Investment by the Government of Ontario ‼️
The OFSC is thrilled to share great news for organized snowmobiling in Ontario. Thanks to a historic $4.9M investment by the Government of Ontario ($3.9M in new funding, $1M in infrastructure funding already allocated), Ontario’s snowmobile trail network can be restored in full for the 2025–26 season, as it was at the end of last season (30,000+KM). This investment reflects the importance of our system to communities, the economic impact of our trails, and the tremendous effort that has gone into ensuring snowmobiling remains a cornerstone of winter in this province. Looking beyond this season, this investment represents the first step in plans that will ensure the long-term sustainability of a trail network of this size in Ontario.
Over the next few weeks, Clubs will be hard at work doing trail prep, signage, pre-season maintenance on grooming equipment, and securing land use permissions. The OFSC Interactive Trail Guide will update in real-time as land-use permissions are secured for entire trail segments!
Snowmobiling in Ontario runs on three things: volunteers, landowners, and permit revenue. Contact your club to volunteer, respect our landowners, and buy a permit! Working together, the future of snowmobiling in Ontario is strong.
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
