Take Your Snowmobile to These 5 Ontario Destinations Before Winter is Over
Before we know it, the biting chill of winter will give way to a blossoming spring season. Saying goodbye to snow also means bidding Ontario snowmobiles adieu. There are only a finite number of opportunities left in the season to take your snowmobile out and do what your vehicle does best: carve up the trails. Don’t just sit there – get up and bring your snowmobile to these 5 Ontario destinations before the opportunity is gone!
The Northern Corridor
Many snowmobile owners call the Northern Corridor their favorite trail and it’s easy to see why. This multi-modal transportation corridor takes snowmobile riders through Canada’s North and Near-North. Broad, sweeping trails allow plenty of snowmobilers to all share the same road. With over 1,700 kilometers of trail and no shortage of sights to see, everyone who owns a snowmobile can find something enchanting along the Northern Corridor.
Elliot Lake
Interested in a side of neighborly hospitality to go along with your snowmobile excursion? Elliot Lake is the perfect spot for you before winter is over! This destination is packed with small town charm. Visitors can enjoy slicing through the snow on Elliot Lake’s wooded trails before cozying up at a local restaurant, bar, or lodge. Every snowmobile owner that visits Elliot Lake is sure to leave with a smile.
The Greater Sudbury Area
It’s easy to choose your own adventure when bringing your snowmobile to the trails branching through the Greater Sudbury Area. In fact, Sudbury is one of the only destinations in Ontario that boasts trails which fan out from a central point in multiple directions, like spokes on a wheel. The city of Sudbury is wrapped in a circle of 150 kilometers of snowmobile trails, which includes the renowned original Sudbury Trail Plan.
Timmins
It takes a hivemind of fellow snowmobile lovers to understand what makes a destination truly great. That is never more apparent than in Northern Ontario’s Timmins. This snowmobile-friendly escape is maintained by the Timmins snowmobile club. These snowmobile fanatics manage around 500 kilometers of manicured trails that reach all throughout the city. These trails often link directly to local amenities, such as restaurants and fuel stations. Plus, Timmins has one of the longest snowmobile seasons of the year, so be sure to drive through at least once while you still can.
Madawaska Highlands
Running adjacent to the beautiful Ottawa Valley, the Madawaska Highlands are well known as a huge swath of land that is heavenly for a ride on your snowmobile. Over 1,000 kilometers of trails give riders the opportunity to take in sensational sights while sledding on their snowmobiles. Plus, with such easy access to the valley, snowmobile riders can travel between these two regions with total ease.
There you have it! Snowmobile season won’t be around much longer, especially depending on the region of Ontario that you’re from. Be sure to get your money’s worth by visiting any, if not all, of these snowmobile destinations and enjoy making memories that you won’t soon forget!
