Over 18,000 private property owners across Ontario generously allow OFSC trails to cross their land. Many snowmobilers show their appreciation by staying on the marked trail – and some do more than that. Here’s one heart-warming story spotted on social media this week, that went something like this: “Our family...
Keeping The Faith
Many snowmobilers are upset about not being able to go trail riding whenever and wherever they want this season – and today’s rain across most of Southern Ontario won’t help. But all too often their social media annoyance is misdirected at OFSC clubs and volunteers. But that’s neither fair...
OFSC Advocates For Snowmobiling At ROMA
Most of the year-round work done by our clubs and volunteers goes on behind the scenes. Same goes for work done by OFSC volunteers and staff to represent the interests of organized snowmobiling to all levels of government. One continuing way to do so happened again recently when OFSC staff attended the 2023...
My Son’s First Ride
It was a beautiful sunny day with a crisp chill in the air. We loaded the snowmobile in Cambridge and headed to Elmira to ride the OFSC trails. It was my first time riding in that area and my son’s, Jackson, first time out on the trails. We completed a 150km loop, stopping in St....
Students Build New Shelter for Cartier Moose Loop
Thanks to students of Bishop Alexander Carter CSS in Hanmer, trail riders will be safer and more comfortable on District 12’s Cartier Moose Loop in the Sudbury area. Here, their new shelter is in place to welcome riders this winter at the intersection of TOP C111D and Club Trail 56. To discover the...
