Sunset Trail Riders Trail

The Sunset Trail Riders (STR) was established by a number of dedicated snowmobiling enthusiasts in the late 1980's. A few years later, the STR joined up with the Provincial club, The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. (OFSC) Like every other venture, it has had it's stumbling blocks. For the most part, many of these challenges have been overcome. To this day, the STR grooms hundreds of kilometres of trails in the Kenora region, reaching Westward to the Ontario/Manitoba border.

The Sunset Trail Riders is proud of our dedicated contingent of volunteers who, year after year, unselfishly donate their time and effort to make this trail system a reality. Without this dedicated group of local, non-local riders and volunteers, none of this would have been possible. Many area businesses including the City of Kenora, have assisted in the establishment of these trails.

Information provided by the Sunset Trail Riders website.

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