the Paudash Trail Blazers Snowmobile Club

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.

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Paudash Club Meeting

We are having a club meeting via Zoom on Wednesday, June 19th at 7pm. We will be going over our planned and ongoing trail projects and providing updates on groomers for the upcoming season.

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Paudash Club Meeting

We are having a club meeting via Zoom on Wednesday, June 19th at 7pm.  We will be going over our planned and ongoing trail projects and providing updates on groomers for the upcoming season.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88385674575?pwd=WkKhvcZbyAHITrCZb0CoKvPO4jv2dY.1

Please join us.

Recognizing our Volunteers

The club is very happy to announce its winners of awards for the 2023/24 season that call out the amazing contributions of our volunteers.

Family of the Year: Harris
The Harris's have been long time volunteers for the club and do so much to help out. They are constantly out brushing trails and working with landowners to smooth the way for the club. They are also regulars at club events, helping to serve food and clean up afterwards. Two of the family are also Groomer Operators for the club.

Volunteer of the Year: Darrin S.
Darrin is a long-time snowmobiler and volunteer. Many know Darrin as the person that stakes Chandos Lake and he has done so much more. Darrin is now our Volunteer Coordinator, working with those that offer to help out on trail brushing. Darrin has also taken a keen interest in signage and is taking on some of the responsibility for ensuring proper signage around our system. Darrin is now a Groomer Operator as well, taking regular shifts and helping out when groomers need repairs.

Outstanding Woman in Snowmobiling: Jill D.
Jill has been helping the club for a number of years, participating in events like the cookout and in the marketing and selling of the club's rejuvenated clothing line. Jill has also worked the booth at Peterborough Sledarama and she is also part of the small-but-mighty team that ensures that our map boards are looking their best and that they are as full of paid advertising as they can be.

Outstanding Communications Award: Rob D.
For many years, Rob has been responsible for the club's newsletters (reaching almost 2000 people) and the club's web site. Rob initiated the club's presence on Facebook, now a regular staple of communication from the club to riders everywhere. Rob does so much for the club in other areas as well and many of our volunteers have worked with Rob over the years.

Congratulations to all of our winners. Their names have been submitted to the District as nominees for the district-level awards, to be determined soon.
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Recognizing our Volunteers

The club is very happy to announce its winners of awards for the 2023/24 season that call out the amazing contributions of our volunteers.

Family of the Year: Harris
The Harriss have been long time volunteers for the club and do so much to help out.  They are constantly out brushing trails and working with landowners to smooth the way for the club.  They are also regulars at club events, helping to serve food and clean up afterwards.  Two of the family are also Groomer Operators for the club.  

Volunteer of the Year: Darrin S.
Darrin is  a long-time snowmobiler and volunteer.  Many know Darrin as the person that stakes Chandos Lake and he has done so much more.  Darrin is now our Volunteer Coordinator, working with those that offer to help out on trail brushing.  Darrin has also taken a keen interest in signage and is taking on some of the responsibility for ensuring proper signage around our system.  Darrin is now a Groomer Operator as well, taking regular shifts and helping out when groomers need repairs.

Outstanding Woman in Snowmobiling: Jill D.
Jill has been helping the club for a number of years, participating in events like the cookout and in the marketing and selling of the clubs rejuvenated clothing line. Jill has also worked the booth at Peterborough Sledarama and she is also part of the small-but-mighty team that ensures that our map boards are looking their best and that they are as full of paid advertising as they can be.

Outstanding Communications Award: Rob D.
For many years, Rob has been responsible for the clubs newsletters (reaching almost 2000 people) and the clubs web site.  Rob initiated the clubs presence on Facebook, now a regular staple of communication from the club to riders everywhere.  Rob does so much for the club in other areas as well and many of our volunteers have worked with Rob over the years.

Congratulations to all of our winners.  Their names have been submitted to the District as nominees for the district-level awards, to be determined soon.

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Well done winners.

Keep up the great work 👍

Great work, Congratulations

Congratulations everyone. Thank you so much for all you help and dedication

Annual Club Meeting Update

The club held its annual meeting via Zoom earlier this week and did a review of last year's activities and financials and talked about trail projects for this coming year. Attendance was not as we had hoped with only the existing Committee members attending. We are working very hard on behalf of our club members and were hoping to entice a few people into showing up to see what we are up to.

We'd really appreciate hearing from you thoughts you might have about how we can get people a bit more involved. We welcome all suggestions and ideas you have.
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Annual Club Meeting Update

The club held its annual meeting via Zoom earlier this week and did a review of last years activities and financials and talked about trail projects for this coming year.  Attendance was not as we had hoped with only the existing Committee members attending.  We are working very hard on behalf of our club members and were hoping to entice a few people into showing up to see what we are up to.  

Wed really appreciate hearing from you thoughts you might have about how we can get people a bit more involved.  We welcome all suggestions and ideas you have.
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