Our 35 OFSC Promoted Snow Tours are self-guided rides that showcase some of our province’s best riding experiences and well-known snowmobiling regions. Each Snow Tour is a route carefully planned and maintained by its participating OFSC district (note: actual distances on the snow may vary slightly due to trail changes). Snow Tours are laid out on established trails that are well mapped, well marked and have good access to services.
Snow Tours take most of the guesswork and uncertainty out of your sledding, leaving you to simply enjoy a memorable, no hassle ride experience with friends and family. That’s why participating OFSC districts have committed to the highest possible consistency and quality with priority grooming for their Snow Tour trails – and it’s why you’ll be able to find your way around by following their Snow Tour signs. Just remember, if it’s not on this list, it’s not an OFSC-Promoted Snow Tour!
No other snowmobiling jurisdiction in North America offers anything as developed, as turnkey or as easy to navigate as our Snow Tours. So what are you waiting for? Check out the list below, then call your riding buddies and start planning – and find out more online at www.ofsc.on.ca!
Note: After selecting a Snow Tour that suits your riding preference from this alphabetical list, return to the Main Snow Tour List to look under Region for links to map & ride info.
For touring in the Hornepayne area of the Northern Corridor Adventure, the 90-km Bobcat Loop provides a special opportunity to explore enticing local trails options instead of just passing through on the main TOP Trail.
More Info: www.northerncorridor.ca
Hearst is one traditional turn around point for a Northern Corridor Adventure, but the 165-km Missinaibi Expedition Tour adds a new dimension to the experience with a loop north of town through remote forests teeming with wildlife.
More Info: www.northerncorridor.ca
Magnificent views of Lake Huron’s North Channel are a superb highlight of the 457-km North Shore Loop as it winds through many snowmobile-friendly communities before becoming a breathtaking wilderness adventure through the Algoma highlands.
More Info: www.northerncorridor.ca
OFSC DISTRICT 3
Positioned just a short drive north of the 401, this 150-km loop travels through the Great Pine Ridge while circling Rice Lake, offering snowmobilers an interesting mix of farm and forest riding just east of the Greater Toronto Area.
More Info: www.district3ofsc.ca
Ride the 248-km Hastings Highland Tour’s unique double loop configuration, including many old logging roads and rail beds that run through the snowy hinterlands of beautiful eastern Kawartha Lakes cottage country.
More Info: www.district2ofsc.ca
Easily accessible from the Greater Toronto Area, the Kawartha Highlands Tour is a comfortable 138-km family outing with a variety of different riding experiences, including woodland trails, forest access roads, municipal road allowances and an old rail bed.
More Info: www.district2ofsc.ca
Wilderness, wildlife, and wide trails highlight the 190-km Lake of Bays Watch Tour around this well- known lake in the eastern part of Muskoka, where sights include the Big East River Bridge, ice cliffs, Oxtongue Rapids and Dyer Memorial.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict7.com
This leisurely 125-km loop around Lake Muskoka makes an ideal family outing through Ontario’s celebrated cottage country where highlights include lake views, Torrance Barrens, Dark Sky Observation Area, Port Carling floating bridge, and Huckleberry Lookout.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict7.com
With an exciting mix of well-established trails, the 235-km Bon Echo Loop winds through the majestic forests, rugged terrain and picturesque highlands of east Central Ontario’s premier snowbelt, including its namesake Bon Echo Provincial Park.
More Info: www.district2ofsc.ca
Discover Eastern Ontario farm country between the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers, where the 298-km French Connection Loop's Quebec-style trails and hospitable ambience provide unique Francophone flair without ever leaving Ontario!
More Info: www.district1ofsc.ca
OFSC DISTRICT 6, DISTRICT 7 and DISTRICT 11
As the granddaddy of Ontario tour loops, the popular 708-km RAP Tour circumnavigates the world- renowned Algonquin Park with a multi-day adventure odyssey that showcases a wide variety of scenery, terrain and riding styles.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict7.com, www.nnta.ca, www.snowcountryscsa.ca
This new 240-km loop is located on the eastern side of the Upper Canada Snowmobile Region just north of Brockville. It takes in the towns of Smiths Falls, Athens, Prescott and North Gower on a mix of trails through woodlots, open fields, pipeline corridors and abandoned rail lines.
More Info: www.district1ofsc.ca
Centrally located in the Upper Canada Snowmobile Region, this new 266-km loop stages out of Morrisburg on its south side and includes the towns of Osgoode, Metcalfe, Moose Creek and Monkland as well as the well known Larose Forest.
More Info: www.district1ofsc.ca
Part of the Northern Corridor Adventure, the 303-km Abitibi Canyon Loop’s seamless logging roads and utility corridors make for wide-open riding that takes in the massive Fraserdale dam and powder fun at the canyon.
More Info: www.northerncorridor.ca
Positioned northwest of Sudbury, the remote 253-km Cartier Loop delivers an awesome backcountry ride on exhilarating TOP Trails that follow old logging roads through the rugged wilderness of the Canadian Shield.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict12.com
Positioned northeast of Sudbury, the 223-km Chiniguchi Loop showcases the old growth forests of the Wolf Lake Forest Reserve, including a panoramic view from Wolf Mountain, nearly the highest elevation in Ontario.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict12.com
The Deer Loop is accessed west of Sudbury, between Lively and Espanola, and runs through the LaCloche Mountains. With a distance of 175 km, it’s an easy day ride through great Canadian Shield scenery.
More Information: www.ofscdistrict12.com
This 234-km loop, located east of North Bay in the Algonquin Highlands, visits 10 Attraction Points of Interest (APOI’s) while travelling an adventurous mix of TOP Trails and club trails, including sections of the popular Voyageur Multi-Use Trail System.
More Info: www.nnta.ca
Positioned as the southern access to the Northern Corridor Adventure, the 217-km Gateway to the North Tour includes a scenic ride through Greenwater Provincial Park and some of the widest and most awesome trails in Ontario.
More Info: www.northerncorridor.ca
The 710-km Gold Rush Tour delivers big country riding and northern hospitality in one giant loop. From thriving towns to remote villages you’d never see, except by sled. Enjoy the flat out thrills of snowmobiling in Northeastern Ontario’s heartland.
More Info: www.tata-bestsnowmobiling.com
From Moonbeam to Opasatika, the 145-km Lumberjack Loop circles the Town of Kapuskasing, providing an outstanding route alternative to TOP Trail A for snowmobilers discovering the Northern Corridor Adventure.
More Info: www.northerncorridor.ca
This 1,645-kilometre odyssey across TOP Trail A takes in all five of OFSC District 15’s outstanding loops, plus many charming and hospitable Francophone communities in the ultimate Northern Corridor Adventure, including Ontario’s best trails and longest riding season!
More Info: www.northenrcorridor.ca
Positioned southwest of Sudbury near the La Cloche Mountains, the 349-km Rainbow Elk Loop makes an inspiring one-day challenge for long distance snowmobilers or a comfortable two-day outing for more leisurely riders.
More Information: www.ofscdistrict12.com
Ride across Ontario’s two largest snowmobile bridges and the Loring deeryards on the 412-km RAN Tour that loops through the Pre-Cambrian Canadian Shield surrounding scenic Lake Nipissing, while visiting charming backcountry villages.
More Information: www.nnta.ca
Connecting two provinces and requiring a permit from each, the 168-km Gateway to Ontario Loop (including 130km in Ontario) is a unique way to experience the best of both the Ontario and Manitoba trail systems, plus the amenities of the Town of Kenora.
More Info: www.nwosta.ca
With access points near both the U.S. and Manitoba borders, this multi-day, 906-km circle tour is the ultimate Northwestern Ontario sledding adventure, connecting many snowmobile-friendly communities as it winds through the forests, hills and lakes of the majestic Canadian Shield wilderness.
More Info: www.nwosta.ca
Anchored by the towns of Atikokan and Ignace, this 203-km snow tour follows TOP A and local trails to visit Northwestern Ontario’s famous White Otter Castle, built by woodsman Jimmy McQuat in 1915 and not accessible by road.
More Info: www.nwosta.ca
When lake effect snow blows off Lake Huron, Southwestern Ontario delivers some of this province’s most exciting and fun-filled riding through wide open farm country on the 420-kilometer, multi-day “5 Alive Tour” loop.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict5.com
Farm country fun begins after harvest with 215 km of exceptional trails northwest of Kitchener winding through fields and bush, and showcasing the Maitland River and Lake Conestoga – and visits five welcoming clubhouses along the loop.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict9.ca
This 177-km loop through rolling farmlands and friendly small town Ontario is located just east of Goderich on Lake Huron and it’s the perfect gateway to some of the best rural riding in District 9.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict9.ca
This 185-km loop visits two clubhouses while travelling through a historic area where riders can experience the farmlands, forests and communities that make up rural Grey Bruce, and where local hospitality is second to none.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict9.ca
Located southwest of Owen Sound and including four clubhouses, this 263-km loop travels a beautiful inland route of woodland and field trails, and takes its name from the mighty Saugeen River that runs through its heartland.
More Info: www.district9ofsc.ca
Farms, fields, forests and lake effect snow…this 159-km loop on easy-riding trails provides several convenient staging areas to start your day trip through some of Southwestern Ontario’s prettiest farmlands and vibrant villages.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict5.com
This laid-back 149-km day loop takes riders through the heart of Southwestern Ontario dairy country and south of Highway 401 into Amish settlements and Ontario’s main tobacco belt, providing an interesting diversity of landscapes and sights.
More Info: www.ofscdistrict5.com
This 142-km loop, located east of Owen Sound, brings riders near the lake-effect-snow shores of Georgian Bay and visits the impressive, ice-crested rocks of Walters Falls – a must-see Attraction Point of Interest (APOI).
More Info: www.ofscdistrict9.ca