Port Perry Snowmobile Club Trail
The Port Perry Snowmobile Club (PPSC) was founded in 1970. It became a member club of the Central Ontario Region Snowmobile Association (CORSA) and District 3 of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) in 1974. We have our clubhouse located on Russell Road next to the Summerlea Golf Course; and just a few miles south of the beautiful town of Port Perry, Ontario. Once grooming starts and the trails open; the clubhouse is normally open to the public during the weekends. The large heated clubhouse has washrooms, meeting facilities and a snack bar.
Directions: From Toronto: Follow Highway #401 east to Whitby and exit for Thickson Road North. Follow Thickson Rd. north for about 10 km.Turn right (east) on Winchester Road Turn left (north) at Simcoe Street.Take Simcoe Street north to Shirley Road. (just on the north side of the Oak Ridges Moraine) Turn right (east) and follow Shirley Road to the first stop sign at Russell Road. Turn right (south) and follow Russell Road to the clubhouse. Information provided by the Port Perry Snowmobile club website.
Port Perry Snowmobile Club Trail
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