The Stoney Lake Snoriders snowmobile club maintains of Ontario’s most beautiful trails from Stoney Lake in the South, to Apsley in North. We connect to Paudash S.C. in the north, Havelock S.C. in the East and Old Hastings S.C. in the north east.
Our groomer has been working overtime! Currently undergoing some routine maintenance after a brief breakdown, but it is now back up and running too take care of things for this weekend and beyond.
Big shout out to Tucker's Marine for all their hospitality during the breakdown. Thank you!
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Trails were awesome today. Thanks for all your good work!
Trails were the best they have been in a long long long …..long time … keep up the great work
Yes kudoos to the club it was our first time on their trails last week and they were great!
Still working hard!
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Heading out shortly for a tour !!
We ran from 702 on Stoney over to E106 and ran the rail trail up to Bancroft for supper. Return run took us over Chandos and back down to Stoney. We met 3 groomers on that loop...all the clubs are busting their ass to work with very minimal snow. Great work.
Heads up!!! All groomers are out and working on SLSR trails today during the day. Please keep this in mind when you are out. You could come over a hill or around a corner and find a massive groomer moving at ~8kph 🙂 Enjoy
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Awesome!
I hate to have to post this but please spread the word.
We are grooming trails nearly 24 hours a day right now and we rely on these trails having the chance to freeze over night after the first hit with a groomer to ensure a good, flat durable base. Unfortunately while grooming the E-107 we have seen over 14 sleds just today on closed trails ripping up the base for everyone. Please ensure you are only using green or yellow trails based on the interactive trail guide. Thank you
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Thank you for all the hard work your club is putting in to get the trails open! Your dedication is truly appreciated.
We are 5 minutes from the E107 but still trailered to Coe Hill today. Totally understand the need to wait but tomorrow's Feb.1st and every trail surrounding our club is open. There's been many years that the riding season has been over on Family Day.. that's only a couple of weeks away. People are frustrated and a lot of money has been forked out. You can see it from both sides.. unfortunately red is red 😕
Like opening your gifts on Christmas eve! Thanks guys
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