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ARTICLE · 30 JANUARY 2025

Snowmobiling Can Be Fun But Be Aware Of The Dangers

We live in a country of four seasons and even in winter, when temperatures are biting cold and the snow is flying, Canadians look for ways to enjoy the great outdoors. There are many winter activities to keep us entertained.

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We live in a country of four seasons and even in winter, when temperatures are biting cold and the snow is flying, Canadians look for ways to enjoy the great outdoors. There are many winter activities to keep us entertained, such as skiing, skating, and one of the most popular - snowmobiling.

There are 121,297 km of organized snowmobile trails to enjoy in Canada. Ontario is renowned for its "world-class network of trails" operated by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs, including the Round Algonquin Park tour, offering a three-day ride in our oldest provincial park, and the Ride the 8 tour, 345 kilometres of trail spanning Midland, Orillia, Wasaga, and Barrie. Snowmobiling is a sport with a large following, boasting more than 600,000 registered members just in Canada. And snowmobilers love to hit the trails as much as they can. In fact, an average snowmobiler will ride almost 2,000 km in a season.

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