Cramadog Snowriders Snowmobile Corp. Trail

Boasting over 170 kilometres of groomed trails Cramadog is often the envy of the area with its lake and land trail system. Our trails are groomed at least twice per week and always for weekends! Our team of paid and volunteer groomers take great pride in preparing the trails for use.



Cramadog maintains a Health and Safety Policy and Procedures Program designed to protect employees, volunteers, landowners and riders. We will not open our trails until they are safe for snowmobile traffic. For more information on provincial policies see the OFSC.

While most of or trails are on Crown land, some of them cross private property. These landowners generously allow us to cross their land. Please stay on the trail and respect their private property.

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