Paudash Trail Blazers Snowmobile Club has just over 300 km of amazing trails extending from Gooderham to near Bancroft and from just north of Apsley to the south end of Algonquin Park.
Our trails connect to other great trails going in every direction.
There are services available through our club area (gas, food snowmobile dealers and accommodation) so you can be assured of an enjoyable ride no matter where you go.
Watch for club events like the cookout during the sledding season as well, where you can enjoy a BBQ’d delight and a drink.
That's a Wrap
Everyone has likely already figured out that the season has come to an end for Paudash Trail Blazers. We want to thank landowners, volunteers and the grooming team for a great year. In spite of the added work of getting landowner records to 100% and the challenges mother nature put to us (2 large snowfalls close together) along with equipment problems which seem to plague every club in the province at the most inopportune time, we had trails open from January 16 to March 15, just over 8 weeks.
While the season has come to an end, we still have work to do as wrapping things up takes some time and then we start working towards next year.
For those that are ATV enthusiasts, please remember that turning trails red is not an invitation to ride your ATV on our trails. Please respect our landowners and the environment and wait for ATV trails to be properly available and only ride approved ATV trails.
We will be announcing an event to thank our volunteers soon so, if you have helped out this season, keep an eye out for that.
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Paudash Trail Blazers, thank you for an epic season. Your efforts were reflected in the fantastic conditions of our trail network.
Thanks PTB for your efforts. Being only my second season snowmobiling since the "440 was a big machine" era, your team allowed me to leave my backyard on a sled and explore our beautiful province in winter. What a pleasure it has been. You will be hearing from me next fall as your effort has made me want to become a volunteer with the club (early season trail work/pruning etc maybe?). Thanks again for a great season. Cheers
Awesome club. Thanks everyone!
We Have a Winner for the Leafs Tickets
The winning ticket number was 1015. Congratulations to the winner, Gerry M. We will contact Gerry by email.
We want to thank everyone who purchased a ticket and our friends on Chandos Lake, who donated them.
Enjoy the game, Gerry.
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Awesome
Congratulations
Great seats! Thanks Alan Bird and Paudash Trail Blazers
Leafs Tickets Raffle – Final Chance
Time is running out to purchase a raffle ticket for the Leafs game. We will conduct the draw at the Algonquin Cookhouse on Saturday night at 7 pm and announce the winner on Sunday here on Facebook and email the lucky Leafs fan then as well. There will be live music at the Algonquin Cookhouse from 3PM until close. There are currently 15 tickets left of the max 40 tickets we are selling so your odds are very good. Purchase instructions on link below or if tickets are left you may be able to purchase from a Paudash volunteer from 5:30 pm until time of draw at the Algonquin Cookhouse.
www.facebook.com/PaudashTrailBlazers/posts/pfbid0cQzac6odJaWCp1jUKK28QXjFaPs6DVU5fNCfmRr1t5HUp6iz...
www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1165024462085930&set=a.517337970187919St Patrick’s day live music
Saturday March 15th
Please call to reserve a table 7054488868 ! 🎶☘️
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Trail Update - March 10
We have been grooming since the cool-down last week but the forecast for this week is not in our favour. We will continue to groom as long as we can but it's not looking good for much longer. Grooming does not make sense when temperatures get too warm and it would be a waste of your money for us to keep going, even though there is still a lot of snow in the woods. This will be a day-to-day call.
That being said, get out and ride if you can in the next couple of days. You can expect roadsides and plowed roads to have next-to-nothing on them. Trails with long-ish road situations include:
TOP E (north of Highway 118),
E108 (along Hadlington Road),
601 (just west of Wilberforce),
605 (near Cardiff Lake),
606 (along Essonville Line),
607 (Billings Lake Road),
608 (Anderson Road and Hadlington Road),
612 (Old Diamond Lake Road, near Baptiste Lake),
613 (approaching Deer Lake),
614 (Rabbit Trail Road near Paudash Lake),
615 (north of Paudash Lake),
616 (east of Chandos Lake on Winters Bay Road and County 504),
619 (south of Tallan Lake).
Plan your ride accordingly.
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Thanks PTB for update. This is so helpful as I am route planning as I type for a day trip with some trailering. Keep up the great work. Your team has really done a great job this year despite some hiccups with equipment.
Thank YOU for the updates ! Appreciated ❤️
Thank you. We had a great weekend out on the trails. Appreciate all your efforts
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.
