Southern Snow Riders

Southern Sno Riders was established in 1994 due to a group of farmers recognizing the ever growing population of snowmobile enthusiasts existing in our deep southern Lake Erie area. Without a trail system, everyone was riding everywhere and on private property. Therefore, for the safety of everyone, especially our children, it was decided that Organization was definitely necessary.

Today we have over 250 kilometres of trails which are marked and groomed with great care and detail. Our trails are unique due to the bush and open fields, which make riding them enjoyable for all ages of riders. Our trails are marked and maintained by our invaluable group of dedicated volunteers. Since 1994, with the help of the OFSC and our local supporters, we have purchased two grooming machines.

Southern Sno Riders is proud to have two of the best grooming machines - Ford New Holland SurTracs. Our groomers are operated around the clock, keeping our trails in great shape. Information provided by the Southern Snow Riders website.

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