Timberline Snowmobile Club Trail

The Timberline Snowmobile Club's purpose is to actively promote snowmobiling in the Upper Ottawa Valley as a family oriented sport. Organized completely by volunteers, the club is involved in many community events and charitable functions, and promotes the Ottawa Valley as a tourist destination. The Timberline Snowmobile Club grooms and maintains 125 kilometers of scenic trails in the Upper Ottawa Valley.

Our trails range from wide farmers fields to abandoned rail beds to scenic bush trails and everything in between. Today, the Timberline has approximately 30 volunteers and provides a place for snowmobilers to stop and rest, and serves hot and cold meals and refreshments. Club events such as dances, meetings and Poker runs are held at the clubhouse every year. Ride OFSC permitted trails.

Information provided by the Timberline Snowmobile website.

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