The Highway 400 & Highway 11 corridor is the major access route into Ontario's snowmobiling and snowmobile country passing by
the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs head office in Barrie. Many of the properties listed
below provide a great variety of snowmobile trails for visitors to Ontario resort and resort destinations for snowmobile vacations in Ontario's
Snowmobile Country. Many properties are right on one of the 100's of trail systems, or very close by for easy snowmobile trail access. From Barrie,
to Midland, Muskoka, Barry's Bay, Algonquin, Blind River, Lavigne, Minden, Haliburton, Purdy, Ontario is a winter snowmobile paradise.
There are many snowmobile clubs for families wanting to learn more and to experience new adventures and explorations with something different around
every bend. Snowmobile Clubs such as the Algonquin Snowmobile Club in Dwight, the Hill and Gully Rider's Snowmobile Club in Huntsville or the Muskoka
Sno-Bombers in Bracebridge will assist in any requirements for the winter snowmobile season. Trail Permits for 2006/2007 are now on sale at many
snowmobile dealers and other retailers throughout Ontario, or direct from local snowmobile clubs. Check with one of the resorts below for assistance.
See list of Snowmobile clubs in Ontario.
Located under 4 hours from Toronto and right on the main trail. Enjoy our great snomobile season. Long, cold and lots of snow. Lake Nipissing.
Trail D103 in District 11. Restaurant and Bar in our back yard. Our 4 Bedroom Lake Front Chalet has 2 levels and sleeps up to 10, huge kitchen,
games room with pool table, 2 baths and cozy wood stove. We offer guided snowmobile tours as well as snowmobile rentals. Make West Nipissing Resort
your central hub for your next sledding adventure. Enjoy runs to Sudbury, North Bay and Temagami as well as the Round A Nipissing Tour (RAN Tour).
We are the center of it all enjoy the powder!
We offer several winter vacation options. You can snowmobile on hundreds of kilometres of groomed trails and enjoy some of our breathtaking scenery,
or try your hand at ice fishing on one of the hundreds of lakes in this area. regardless of what you do, at the end of the day you can come back
to the lodge and relax beside a cozy fireplace and enjoy the great food offered in our licensed dining room.
For your evening relaxation we offer a wood burning sauna as well as satelite T.V. thoughout all our suites and cottages.
We have retail gas and oil on site. Plenty of parking for customers' vehicules and snowmobile trailers.
Resting next to the B102 Snowmobile Trail system you have access to thousands of kilometres of trails. From Renfrew to the famous Round Algonquin Park Trail the variety and scenery is amazing. Even better, you can relax in your own private outdoor hot tub after a day of riding.
Barry's Bay Cottage Resort is also proud to offer unique snowmobile packages where we delivery your groceries right to your cottage. Imagine fresh steak or seafood cooked on the barbeque the way you like it or being able to pick the ingredients you want and getting supermarket prices. We even offer the opportunity to choose your own beverages.
Enjoy our white winters and all they offer. northern Ontario has some great snowmobiling. We are just minutes from the major trails (D105). Come
by machine or trailer in. We offer B&B for the one night stay.
Address:
2429 Granary Lake Road
Box 2115
Blind River, Ontario
P0R 1B0
Prime access to some of Ontario's finest little-known snowmobile trails. The Madawaska Valley Inn sits on OFSC Trail B102: immaculately groomed
trails and stunning scenery without the traffic of Muskoka or Haliburton. After an action-packed day on your sled, warm up and soothe your muscles
in the inn's 6 person hot tub followed by a cold beer and a great meal by the fire in the dining room. Discover this winter playground, a perfect
part of any Eastern Ontario or RAP tour, before everyone else does.
Norsemen-Walker Lake Resort A relaxing all-season resort nestled in the woods on beautiful Walker Lake in Muskoka - Lake of Bays.
Located just 15 minutes from Huntsville and Algonquin Park but a million miles from it all. Seven lakeside cottages offer privacy and great views
of the lake, some with Jacuzzi tubs and wood stoves. Perfect for relaxing on your deck, playing and sunning on the sandy beach, swimming off the dock,
fishing for Bass and Lake Trout, canoeing and kayaking. Enjoy the haunting call of the loon and the tranquil quiet. The two and three bedroom cottages
all have kitchens, bathroom, living room, and a screened porch or deck.
The Norsemen is a great choice for an intimate and cozy retreat. Relax in your secluded cottage, cuddle by the wood-burning stove while you gaze at
the lake, then soak in the Jacuzzi tub.
In the winter enjoy Muskoka's vast snowmobile trail network across forests, lakes and hills from Georgian Bay to Algonquin Park. We're minutes by
snowmobile to Trails 77 & 78 near D101B and D102B.
The Norsemen Restaurant is an extraordinary restaurant recognized for its fine European and traditional Canadian cuisine. Treat yourself
to outstanding game, seafood and delicious chocolate desserts while enjoying a superb view of the Lake in a historic lodge with stone fireplaces and
a rare "Old Muskoka" ambience.
Address:
1040 Walker Lake Rd
Huntsville, Ontario
P1H 2J6
Welcome to one of Ontario's premiere winter destinations! We've got it all....... great snow, the best trails in Ontario's Near North, exceptional
accommodations that ALL feature a wood burning fireplace, lodge rooms and chalets, whirlpools, an outdoor hot tub, sauna, reknown dining and hot
toddys all by fireside in the comfort of our lakeside dining room or our wonderfully comfortable lounge the Oak Room..... the fire place is always
blazing!!
Located at the very southern edge of the Almaguin Highlands, only minutes beyond North Muskoka, our location offers the minimum drive from the
South to arrive at the very best snow only 5 minutes off Highway 11!
Address:
PO Box 1189,
712 South Bernard Lake Rd.
Sundridge, ON
P0A 1Z0
Wigamog Inn is located directly on the R7 Trail. Comfortable rooms, great food, and the Moose Bar and Grill will accent what truly will be a fantastic
weekend or weekday snowmobile getaway. Wigamog offers rooms and food packages or room only with the option of eating in the main dining room, or
having a more casual meal in the Moose. We also rent snowmobiles.
With over 300 kilometres of professionally maintained trails throughout Haliburton Forest’s 60,000 acre property, we have been referred to
as a “priceless piece of real estate that should not be rushed but savored…” by Ontario Snowmobiler Magazine. Scenic trails that
access some of the remote areas within the property as well as trail shelter cabins that let you warm up and enjoy a snack or simply socialize with
other riders. This system doesn’t cross any highways and the main lake crossings are staked. A map showing the complete system, location of
shelters etc. can be obtained at Base Camp.
Price Point:
A maximum of 100 day permits are issued per day and pre-registration (especially for weekend outings) by phone is required. Seasonal permits are
also available. Please contact the Base Camp for detailed information about pricing.
Just two and a half hours north of Toronto In the heart of Muskoka you can snowmobile on Hundreds of a Kilometres of groomed trails and enjoy some
of our breathtaking scenery. We are located beside trail 77 of Algonquin snowmobile club. Snowmobile right to your cottage and at the end of the
day you can come back to the lodge or your cottage and relax beside a cozy wood burning fireplace. Enjoy a game of billiards or air Hockey or skate
on our outdoor rink. Accommodations for up to 10 people complete with a meal plan or you cook for yourself in your own kitchen. Permits available
on site
The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) is the organization in Ontario that regulates
and maintains the official trail system. OFSC trails are clearly marked and well-defined corridors with fewer dangerous surprises. Because they
are groomed and used regularly, overall they are smoother and wider, with better sight lines and fewer hazardous corners, intersections, inclines
and obstacles. Most water crossings and ditches are bridged and ice crossings are usually staked or tree lined. Traffic signs are prevalent throughout
the system to give riders as much advance warning as possible of trail conditions ahead.
