Parry Sound Snowmobile District Trail

Maintaining over 125 kms of trails, South Seguin Snowmobile Club (SSSC) is one of the largest club trail systems in the PSSD network. The club manages the Seguin trail out to Sprucedale, as well as the TOP C Trail from the Airport North to Hwy 124. Other club trails include those going into the Town of Parry Sound from the south end, local business trails and other scenic trails through this picturesque lake-dotted region.

SSSC is operated by a talented group of progressively minded snowmobilers who want to make every ride on our trails a positive and memorable experience. Our trail network is blessed with all desirable amenities including food, fuel, accommodations and entertainment as well as snowmobile sales, parts, accessories and repairs.

As a group completely dependant upon our volunteers, we are always eager to welcome new people into our ranks to help in areas such as club management, trail maintenance and special events organizing.

Information provided by the Parry Sound Snowmobile website.

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