Trails are getting ready for the season
Volunteers are out clearing the trails, doing signage and getting the equipment ready.
BRING ON THE SNOW!

Gift cards are available to purchase classic or season permits https://www.ofsc.on.ca/gift-cards/

Snow Tours in Northwest Ontario (click on logo for services)

 

 

 

 

Discover Adventure in Northwest Ontario

District Club 2020 Events
Jan 25 – Ojibway Power Toboggan Club Snowarama
Jan 25 – Atikokan Sno-Ho Snowmobile Club Snowarama
Jan 25 – Sunset Trail Riders Snowmobile Club Teen Challenge Ride
Feb 1 – Ojibway Power Toboggan Club Poker Derby
Feb 1 – Thunder Bay Adventure Trails Teen Challenge Ride
Feb 8 & 9 – Atikokan Sno-Ho Snowmobile Club Poker Derby & Rally
Feb 8 – Dryden Power Toboggan Club Snow Derby
Feb 15 – Ignace Otters Snowmobile Club Snow Derby to White Otter Castle
Feb 15 – Red Lake District Trail Masters Poker Derby
Mar 7 – Thunder Bay Adventure Trails Boys and Girls Club poker derby

Supertrax Episode 2017

Permits only available online
(this includes Seasonal, classic, replacements, upgrade and multi-day permits)
To buy online, you will need: Snowmobile ownership (year/make/model/license plate/VIN), a valid email address, the name of the OFSC club you wish to support and a valid Visa or Mastercard

Seasonal Permit

Only until November 1st
Purchase season permits online for only $190 ($80 off full season price)

Seasonal Permits are available online from November 2 to December 1 for $220 – a saving of $50 off the regular permit fee of $270.

Season permits after Dec 1st – regular price $270

Classic Permit – Any snowmobiler owning a sled that is model year 1999 or older is entitled to buy a Classic Permit for $150 on or before December 1, a Classic Permit offers a saving of $30 off the regular fee of $180.

Both the Seasonal and Classic Permit allow access to available OFSC trails anywhere in Ontario for the entire winter. OFSC member clubs operate over 30,000 kilometres of snowmobile trails throughout Ontario that rely on the revenue from the sale of permits to pay operational costs. These trails generate almost $1 billion of winter tourism economic impact annually, while enabling family riders from all walks of life to enjoy winter by visiting many places and sights only accessible by snowmobile.

OFSC trails are marked, mapped and maintained for the use and enjoyment of permit holders. Ontario law requires any snowmobile entering an OFSC trail for recreational sledding to display a valid permit. For more information on Snowmobile Trail Permits visit www.ofsc.on.ca.

 

 

 

 

Thank you to all the volunteers for your dedication!