Twin Mountains Snowmobile Club was founded in 1974, and joined the OFSC in 1975. TMSC maintains approximately 140 kilometres of groomed trails in Peterborough County, just east of Bobcaygeon, Ontario.
Our trails connect to the Kawartha Lakes Snowmobile Club trails to the west, Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club trails to the east, and Haliburton County Snowmobile Association trails to the north.
TMSC’s clubhouse and groomer shed are located at 889 Bass Lake Road. This site allows for trail access and staging, and serves as an office, and a place for meetings and club events. Gates at the clubhouse are unlocked during the snowmobile season, and the clubhouse is open and heated when our trails are open.
TMSC currently operates one grooming unit and drag in order to provide riders with the smoothest trails possible.
An update from the small but mighty crew at TMSC.
What does the recent government announcement mean for us? In our case the trails we removed from the trail network were organic except a couple of cases. So you will see a small amount of trail return to the itg but some sections will not return.
We are waiting on two landowners to sign and the Gap you see in our trails namely the e108 corridor and 420 will again be visible on the itg.
In the meantime our team is out continuing with brushing, trail prep and signage as needed. There's still lots to do even though we've worked since spring.
The recent snow and cold is great too and it's getting really close to go time.
Follow our page and the itg for updates and the most recent trail availability status.
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This year more than any other year the need for volunteers is a void TMSC, your club struggles with. The cleanup from last springs ice storm continues. Even with help from our friends at KATVA and Ontario 4wd there's still so much to finish.
Come out to our next meeting December 18 @7pm or just reach out to us.
Many hands make light work
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We have had to reschedule our club meeting from tonight to Thursday December 18 at 7pm.
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Great news today everyone. Thanks to the support of the provincial government the full trail network can be restored
This mean alot more work to be done to reopen those trails reach out to your club and lend a hand‼️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.
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