Twin Mountains Snowmobile Club Trail
Twin Mountains Snowmobile Club is located in the heart of the Kawartha's. The club celebrated its 32st anniversary as a snowmobile club and is part of the O.F.S.C., the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. It has 156 kms of groomed trails in Peterborough county just east of Bobcaygeon, Ontario. It averages 745 members from all over southern Ontario. Its main point of operation is at 2600 Bass Lake Rd. just east of Bobcaygeon north of Pigeon Lake.
Our new clubhouse is located at 2600 Bass Lake Rd. next to the groomer shed and will be open later this year. This will make for better access by all members as well as an office and a place for meetings and club events. It would also provide a place to display trophies and awards the club has received over the past years of operation. Permits are mandatory on all O.F.S.C. approved trails and must be displayed as required on all snowmobiles operating on these trails.
Information provided by the Twin Mountains Snowmobile website.
Twin Mountains Snowmobile Club Trail
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