Magnetawan Ridge Runner Snowmobile Club Trails

Over 150 km of excellent groomed OFSC trails fan out from Magnetawan in all directions joining with the main OFSC trail network. It is through the dedicated effort of the many men and women who volunteered their time, effort and financial support that the Magnetawan Ridge Runners have built, maintained, groomed and continue to improve the now 153 km of snowmobile trails.

The Magnetawan Ridge Runners was first established in approximately the year of 1968 and in the reorganization of the club in February 1992.  Their objective was to get a trail from Magnetawan to Sundridge, Magnetawan to Burks Falls and Magnetawan to Sprucedale - connecting all three.

The Ridge Runners achieved what the set out to do and connected North, South, East and West. Their trail system has become a very important part of the snowmobiling trail system and snowmobilers. They have connected areas which might otherwise be unattainable by snowmobilers and have brought people and businesses together.

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