VOLUNTEER WITH US
Prepping Ontario’s world class snowmobile trail network for the coming winter is an enormous task, and every club could use some extra help. Much of their effort occurs outdoors, including installing 10s of thousands of signs & stakes; clearing, brushing and grading; repairing bridges and culverts; and carving out necessary re-routes and detours. Snowmobilers offering to lend a hand for even a few hours can make a big difference.
But inside, there’s also work that needs doing, from scheduling trail work and supplies to keeping track of the finances, to club communications. Anyone with good computer and social media skills can offer their assistance – an ideal way for those who don’t live where they ride to volunteer remotely.
Students looking to fulfill community service commitments might want to consider volunteering for their local snowmobile club.
How else can you help? Donations of materials like lumber, gates, fencing, nails, etc can save your club money rather than having to buy these items. Same goes for prizes or gift cards that can be used for club fundraising activities. And if you own or have access to any equipment like excavators, backhoes, graders, dozers, trucks or ATVs, donating their use for trail work would be greatly appreciated.
Most OFSC Clubs can be found on Facebook by searching their name – you can learn about volunteering and contact them directly. If you are not able to locate your Club, Find Your District and go to their website to get contact information for your club of choice. Then give them a call and ask how you can help!
Why get involved?
- Make a valuable contribution to your favourite winter activity
- Achieve personal satisfaction, fulfillment from doing something worthwhile
- Share new friendships, community involvement
- Choose how and when you want to volunteer, and what you enjoy doing
- Learn new skills and what it takes to make trails available
- Participate in club events, social activities and rides with other snowmobilers
- Earn volunteer community service hours for school
Ready to help?
Great! We’d love to have you join the team.
Use the drop-down lists below to find contact information for the Club you’d like to get involved with.
District 1: Upper Canada Snowmobile Region (Napanee, Ottawa, Hawkesbury, Cornwall)
| Athens & District S/C | Website | 613-543-0374 | ||
| BEAST | ||||
| Carleton Regional S/C | ||||
| Eastern Ontario S/C | ||||
| Elizabethtown S/C | ||||
| Glengarry S/C | ||||
| Grenville S/A | ||||
| Kemptville Snowmobile Klub | ||||
| Lennox & Addington Ridge Riders S/C | ||||
| Nation Valley S/A | ||||
| Osgoode Carleton Snowmobile Trail Club | ||||
| Rideau Ridge Riders | ||||
| Rideau S/C | ||||
| Riverside S/C | ||||
| Seaway Valley S/A | ||||
| West Carleton Snowmobile Trails Association Inc. |
District 2: Central Eastern Area Snowmobile Region (Kawarthas, Bancroft, Mazinaw)
| Buckhorn District S/C | 705-313-4417 | |||
| Havelock & District S/C | 705-875-2648 | |||
| Mazinaw Powerline S/C | 613-336-2360 | |||
| Old Hasting Snow Riders S/C | 705-241-9111 | |||
| Paudash Trail Blazers S/C | ||||
| Stoney Lake Sno Riders S/C | 705-741-9746 | |||
| Twin Mountains S/C | 705-344-2050 | |||
| Kawartha Lakes S/C |
District 3: Southeast Snowmobile Region (Port Perry, Rice Lake, Tweed)
| Centre Hasting S/C | ||||
| Ganaraska S/C | ||||
| Great Pine Ridge S/C | ||||
| Long Sault Ridge Runners S/C | Website | |||
| Percy Boom River Rats S/C | ||||
| Port Perry S/C | 905-985-3412 | |||
| Prince Edward Trail Riders S/C | 613-920-0832 | |||
| Rice Lake Snowdrifters S/C | Website |
District 4: South Central Snowmobile Region (Newmarket, Orangeville, Sutton)
District 5: Southwestern Ontario Snowmobile Region (Strathroy, Grand Bend, St Thomas)
| Bridgeport S/C | Website | 519-539-5151 | ||
| Burford Area S/C | ||||
| Drumbo S/C | ||||
| Ellice Swampers S/C | ||||
| Elmira S/C | ||||
| Glencoe & District S/C | ||||
| New Dundee S/C | ||||
| Nith Valley Snow Surfers S/C | ||||
| Northeast Hope S/C | ||||
| Pineridge S/C | ||||
| Plattsville S/C | ||||
| Poplar Ridge Riders S/C | ||||
| Science Hill Drifters S/C | ||||
| Southern Sno Riders S/C | ||||
| St. Clements S/C | ||||
| Strathroy Sno Blizzards S/C | ||||
| Thamesford S/C | ||||
| Warwick S/C | ||||
| Wellesley Sno Sports S/C | ||||
| Westwood Hills S/C |
District 6: Snow Country Snowmobile Region (Haliburton, Bancroft, Ottawa Valley)
| Bonn-Trae S/C | ||||
| Calabogie & District S/C | ||||
| Eganville Sno-Drifters S/C | ||||
| Griffith & Matawatchan Sno-Dusters S/C | ||||
| Haliburton County S/A | Website | |||
| Keetna Snowmobile & Recreation Club | ||||
| Maple Leaf Snow Skimmers | 877-376- 7669 | |||
| Missing Link S/C | ||||
| North Renfrew S/A | Website | |||
| Opeongo Snowbirds S/C | ||||
| Peterson Pathfinders S/C | ||||
| Snow Road S/C | ||||
| Timberline S/C | ||||
| White Water Sno-Goers S/C |
District 7: Muskoka Lakes Region (Muskoka)
| Algonquin S/C | Website | |||
| Baxter Snow Riders Corp. | Website | |||
| Du-Ya-Wanna Trail Riders’ S/C | ||||
| Georgian Bay Snowriders Club | Website | |||
| Happy Wanderers S/C | ||||
| Highland Rovers S/C | ||||
| Hill & Gully Riders S/C | ||||
| Muskoka Lakes Snow Trails Assn. | ||||
| Muskoka Sno-Bombers | Website | |||
| Orillia District S/C | Website | |||
| SMART | Website | |||
| Snowcrest Riders S/C | Website | |||
| Tall Pines S/C |
District 9: Midwestern Ontario (Grey Bruce, Perth, Huron, Wellington)
| Arthur Snowblazers | Website |
| Bluewater Town & Country S/C | |
| Brussels & Walton Trailblazers | |
| Central Peninsula Sno-Drifters | |
| Chesley & District Easy Riders | |
| Durham & District Trailblazers | |
| Fergus-Elora-Belwood S/C | |
| Grey Bruce East S/C | |
| Hanover S/C | |
| Klondyke Trail Groomers | |
| Lake Conestoga S/C | |
| Maitland Valley S/C | |
| Meaford & District Ridge Runners | |
| Milverton & District S/C | |
| Mount Forest Drifters S/C | |
| North Huron Trail Groomers | |
| Owen Sound Eastside S/C | |
| Palmerston & District Snowkings | |
| Saugeen S/C | |
| Southampton S/C | |
| Stoney Keppel Riders | |
| Teeswater Knight Riders | |
| Wiarton Trail Blazers | |
| Wingham & District S/A |
District 10: Parry Sound Snowmobile District (Muskoka/Parry Sound - Georgian Bay Region)
District 11: Near North Trail Association (North Bay, Mattawa, Burk's Falls)
District 12: Sudbury Trail Plan (Sudbury, Espanola, Manitoulin)
District 13: Algoma Sno-Plan Affiliation (Algoma Country)
| Blind River Sno-Riders S/C | Website | 705-356-5757 | |
| Bruce Mines Sno Glyders S/C | |||
| Chapleau Arctic Watershed Snowmobilers | |||
| Club Alouettee Dubreuilville | |||
| Echo Bay Snow Falcons | |||
| Iron Bridge Nighthawks S/C | |||
| Marathon Sno-Kickers S/C | |||
| Sault Trailblazers | |||
| Spanish River S/C | |||
| St. Joseph Island Voyageur S/C | |||
| Wawa Sno Riders |
District 14: Timiskaming Abitibi Trail Association (New Liskeard, Kirkland Lake, Timmins)
District 15: Northern Corridor Du Nord (Cochrane, Kapuskasing, Hearst)
District 17: North Western Ontario (Thunder Bay, Dryden, Kenora)
| Atikokan Sno-Ho S/C | Website | ||
| Dryden Power Toboggan Club | Website | ||
| Emo Borderland S/C | Website | ||
| Ignace Otters S/C | Website | ||
| Ojibway Power Toboggan | Website | ||
| Red Lake District Trailmasters S/C | Website | ||
| Sunset Trail Riders S/C | Website | ||
| Thunder Bay Adventure Trails | Website |
In Appreciation
The OFSC is proud and grateful for everything our volunteers do! Each Fall, we offer Volunteer Recognition awards to honour outstanding contributions across the province.
We would like to thank the very generous local businesses that support our Volunteer Recognition program with financial and in-kind contributions.
They have helped recognize the outstanding achievements of our incredibly passionate, dedicated, and hard working volunteers.
Volunteer Recognition Recipients
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