Chesley & District East Riders Snowmobile Club Trail
As members of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobiling Clubs since 1974, the organizations has grown, moved and developed into a very active club with 230+ members. Originally, the group met in an old wooden one-room structure on a club member’s farm, but by the new millennium, had outgrown the old premises and started to look for newer and much larger clubhouse.
In September of 2000, a small home was purchased and relocated to the current location overlooking the picturesque Saugeen River, at the back of Cedar Rail Campground, just north of Scone. The clubhouse is equipped with a kitchen, running water and indoor washroom facilities. Information provided by the Chesley & District website.
Chesley & District East Riders Snowmobile Club Trail
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