South Shore/Restoule Snowmobile Club Trail

Ontario's Near North offers some of the best snowmobiling in Canada. A network of well groomed trails ensures a great experience and some of the most scenic views you will find while riding your sled. On the official snowmobile map you will receive when you buy your trail pass at one of our outlets you will find:

D-trails - red on the trail map - are trunk trails or main trails.

C-trails - blue on the trail map - are feeder trails.

D-C-trails - green on the trail map - are connector trails and

SSR-trails - gold on the trail map - are regional trails.

These trails are maintained by the South Shore Restoule Snowmobile Club. Our volounteers put in countless hours to keep trails in excellent condition. SSR trails offer you not only connections to cities and villages, service stations, restaurants and accommodations in our area but also scenic routes that are more than worth riding.

Did you know that during winter months there are more kilometers of groomed snowmobile trails than Highways in our area?

Information provided by the South Shore / Restoule Snowmobile Club website.

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