Nakina Snowmobile Club Trail

Our primary purpose is to offer local and visiting sledders established and maintained quality snowmobile trails which are used in a safe and environmentally responsible manner, and to further the enjoyment of organized snowmobiling. To that end, our club purchased a replacement groomer in 2006 to ensure greater reliability by having our groomer based out of Nakina.

The Greenstone Snowmobile Loop connecting the three communities of Nakina, Longlac, and Geraldton will put you in touch with nature in all of its winter splendour and serenity. Time to complete the loop is approximately 5 hours allowing for stops at several shelters along the way and a break at one of the local restaurants.

Information provided by the Greenstone snowmobiling website.

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