Hornepayne Snowmobile Club Trail

The Hornepayne Snowmobile Club has been in existence since before 1970. It was a very community oriented club with it's own club house for various family based snowmobile functions such as dances, rallies and spaghetti suppers. Most local trails in those days were cut by hand, single wide and groomed with a Bombardier manufactured drag, pulled by a double track snow machine. Sections of today's TOP trails were used by snowmobile pioneers more than 30 years ago to travel to neighboring towns.

It was a real adventure, when you consider the difference in machines, trails and weather. Our hats are certainly off to the forefathers and families of organized snowmobiling. In 1992, the Sno-Trac program was announced to provide funding for province wide trail development. Thus was the birth of the Hornepayne Snowmobile Club Inc. At that point, men and machines went to work and produced what we consider a World Class Superior snowmobile product. Trails have given way to a corridor 20 feet wide. Groomed by state of the art, tracked equipment.

Get your pass early, on-line by November 1!

As an off-road experience snowmobiling is an inherently risky activity. The OFSC assumes every rider using an OFSC Prescribed Trail has read, understands and accepts the "Assumptions for OFSC Trail Use".

Information provided by the Hornepayne Snowmobile Club website.

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