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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.
OFSC Issues Urgent Appeal To Save Our Trails - Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
OFSC Issues Urgent Appeal To Save Our Trails - Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
www.ofsc.on.ca
(Barrie, ON – January 24, 2022): For more than 50 years, community-minded landowners have partnered with volunteers in local snowmobile clubs to provide their area with recreational snowmobile trail...
TMSC welcomed their new Prinoth Husky and Mogul Master drag today. She’s a beauty!!
Also, be sure to check the ITG for updates tomorrow.
So excited! It feels like Christmas morning seeing all of those trails go yellow! Thank you for all of the hard work! We are heading out immediately for a ride! 😃
Sweet ride guys !!! Can’t wait to experience the results. Twin Mountains 🏔 always kicks ass !!! Much appreciated to all who make our trails great 👍🏼!!!
Congratulations neighbour !
Looking forward to sliding down those oh so smooth TMSC trails. 😎
Awesome news!!
Lets get those trails open
That’s awesome
Groom like no one has groomed before. Show the other clubs how it done!
Beauty. Hoping to do the 5 points this week.
Nice larry
Awesome!!
Maybe they’ll actually open them now! A week after 18” of snow and still closed?! Why do we pay for our passes.
How the hell does twin mountain get a new groomer and elliot lake gets passed over so wrong
Nice!
Riding the trails
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COVID-19 has created a snowmobiling boom in Ontario, with more people strapping on their helmets.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.
