Georgina Trail Riders Trail
The club maintains 60 kilometres of trails throughout Georgina, not counting the Lake Simcoe route, when the ice is safe enough. Work continues throughout the year, maintaining trails and equipment, staking, putting up direction signs, negotiating with landowners for trail access.
The Georgina Trail Riders Snowmobile Club, in conjunction with the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs, has continued to provide snowmobile trails in Georgina for over 35 years. Georgina is the southern most gateway to Ontario's extensive snowmobile trail system. Every year Georgina Trail Riders members put countless volunteer hours into our trails. Information provided by the Georgina Trail Riders website.
Georgina Trail Riders Trail
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