Wawa Sno-Riders Club Trail

Wawa offers uncrowded scenic rolling groomed trails & great off trail riding adventures. Wawa has everything a Sledder needs, along with a friendly small northern town atmosphere. Support your trails by purchasing a trail permit in an area where you ride.

When you purchase your Ontario trail permit, most of your permit dollars go directly to the selling club; therefore, it is in your best interest to ensure that you buy from the local club whose trails you use the most.

Directions: Wawa is located 140 miles, 220 kms, North of Sault Ste Marie. Follow Hwy. 17 from Sault Ste Marie.

Information provided by the Wawa SnoRiders website.

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