Six Star Snow Riders Trail

Six Star Snow Riders Trail System starts on TOP C trail at the Moon River in the south. The eastern trail joins with the Muskoka Snowmobile Region C-102D and follows north to intersect with TOP C to the Georgian Bay airport and joins the South Seguin trail system. The trails consist of 182 kilometers of well maintained wide trails offering a variety of snowmobiling opportunities.

The OFSC TOP trail system enables riders to go through our system quickly, while excellent "family" oriented trails give snowmobilers the chance to take in great scenery at a slower pace. Terrain is varied and entirely over land. There are many restaurants on the trail and lodging is conveniently found along the way including fuel and repair stations.

Information provided by Parry Sound Snowmobile website.

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