Behind the Scenes

A CELEBRATION OF ORGANIZED SNOWMOBILING It was a productive, inspiring and upbeat celebration. Passionate snowmobilers from across the province travelled to Deerhurst Resort in Muskoka last weekend. Excited and re-energized by the first in-person OFSC Convention and AGM in three years, these dedicated club, district and OFSC volunteers discussed and helped set direction for organized […]

  On October 12, 2022 OFSC District 3 Administrator Katherine Johnston and OFSC Stakeholder Relations Director Andrew Walasek participated in a ceremony commemorating the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program project on Moira Lake in the Municipality of Centre Hastings. This bridge project features contributions from all three levels of government, the OFSC and the Eastern […]

  The OFSC is always active, working behind the scenes to advocate for the betterment of organized snowmobiling in Ontario, such as the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation grant of up to $834,904 for new trail infrastructure projects recently announced by Ontario Minister of Transportation Caroline Mulroney. On October 4, 2022 OFSC President Murray Baker, CEO Ryan […]

  MAY WE HAVE YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE…. More than $800,000 investment will ensure world-class trails remain safe and enjoyable Read the full release here: https://news.ontario.ca/…/ontario-enhancing-snowmobile…

Congratulations to all clubs celebrating significant milestones as members of the OFSC. 2022 Club Years Of Service Recipients Celebrating 55 years:  Hill And Gully Riders Sault TrailBlazers Wasaga Snowmobile Club   Celebrating 45 years:  Glencoe & District Snowmobile Club Onaping Falls Snowmobile Club Pineridge Snowmobile Club   Celebrating 40 years:  Elizabethtown Snowmobile Club   Celebrating […]

This sold out event was held at Deerhurst Resort’s beautiful Highlands Golf Course in support of Volunteer and Landowner recognition. They say it never rains on the golf course and that proved to be true as everyone was in great spirits and having fun despite the weather conditions. Congratulations to Sebastian Bisson, Jason Law, Devon […]

Recreational snowmobile trail riding exists in Ontario because local volunteers organized snowmobile clubs. Then on February 4, 1967, 16 clubs organized into a non-profit provincial association they named the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. Later, the clubs also organized themselves into area associations now called “districts” for more effective regional trail operations. Today, when we […]

Click the above image to listen to the Landowner Appreciation PSA Each March, the OFSC acknowledges 18,000+ landowners who generously donate a portion of their land each winter, making up approximately 60% of OFSC’s 30,000km of network trails.  For more than 50 years, community-minded landowners have partnered with volunteers in local snowmobile clubs to provide […]