Happy July to all our Sudbury Trail Plan friends! Days are already getting shorter and we are all probably dreaming of snow and trails!
So to get us all in the mood for the upcoming season we are looking for photo for the cover of our District 12 - STP trail guide for the upcoming 22-23 season and we are looking to YOU!!!!
Submit your best snowmobiling photo below and we will pick a winner. -Photos must be taken within our district (and reasonably identifiable that this is the case) -Must of course include snowmobiling -Must not have any personally identifiable information in the photo
If you are unsure about your photo, please reach out to us or put it below anyways and we will reach out to comment!
Contest will close Friday July15th 2022!
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Even when snowmobile season is over club volunteers are working hard at checking bridges,retrieving stakes and doing some general trail maintenance in anticipation fir next season. ... See MoreSee Less
Please note that our May meeting will be held at Kelly's Family Diner in Cartier on Wednesday May 11th. As it is our last meeting of the season we are planning on having dinner at Kelly's prior to the meeting. We will meet for dinner at 5:30PM. Meeting will follow at 7:00PM.
Please let us know if you will meet us for dinner before this coming Friday May 6th, as we need to provide Kelly's with advance notice of the number of people for dinner. Spouses or partners are welcome to attend.
Thanks and see you there for the finale, Onaping Falls High Riders Snowmobile Club ... See MoreSee Less
So what does the end of another snowmobiling season mean? For most snowmobilers, it’s the time to put away your sled and trailer. But for the snowmobilers who are also club volunteers, it’s the time to “put away” their trails. In many OFSC districts, this takes almost as much time and effort as it does to get trails ready each fall. For the 60% of OFSC Prescribed Trails on private property, putting away a trail means returning it to its non-winter status. This includes closing gates, installing fencing, putting up “Trail Closed” signs, and whatever else landowners may request to protect their property from unauthorized access. Sometimes, a similar process may be required on Crown Land, especially if the trail is designated for winter use only, and the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) wants to limit access in other seasons for safety, conservation or commercial reasons. So signs are removed until the next winter comes. Whatever the reasons for putting away a trail at season’s end, remember that the work of club volunteers isn’t over just because your winter is. So why not lend a hand to your local club? ... See MoreSee Less
We remind community members that OFSC trails CANNOT be used by ATV’s, dirt bikes or side-by-sides (ORV’s).
The trails were established for snowmobiles and require property owner permissions.
Permission is not granted to the public to trespass on their property after the snow has melted.
GSPS Rural Officers will continue enforcement. With the help of game cameras, trespassers will be identified and charged under the Trespass to Property Act.
If a rider cannot be identified, the owner of the ORV will be charged.
OFSC trails are maintained by volunteers. Please be respectful.
Following a successful Landowner Appreciation Week, the OFSC wants to thank snowmobilers for their cooperation this winter. We’re pleased to report that this season, you’ve helped us make noticeable progress in our collective initiative to respect landowners and protect their property. Many OFSC districts are reporting a significant decrease in landowner issues this past winter, along with a reduction in tracks off trail on private land.
Our ultimate goal is to make trespassing on private property and entering prohibited areas as unacceptable socially as it is legally, and with your help, it looks like we’ve already starting to see behavioural change on the snow. ... See MoreSee Less
That's it for another year. All stakes and signs removed from Windy Lake. Thanks to our good friend and club volunteer from Windsor Jim Zaitz for lending g a helping hand. ... See MoreSee Less
I bring 8-10 riders up each year. Some new to the area and some that returning as they realize what a gem the Onaping Falls area and the trails are. The trails, Windy Lake Motel and people make for a fantastic few days of riding. Thank you for all the work you put into our season! It's appreciated more than you know. So proud to be from Onaping!
Can’t wait to see you next season! Thank you to all of the volunteers who make this possible! And thank you to all the riders who make this worth volunteering for!Thank you all for a great 2022 season!!!
As of today, all of the Sudbury Trail Plan trails have been made UNAVAILABLE (RED) on The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs - OFSC ITG due to rapidly deteriorating trail conditions with the warm and wet weather. Lake stakes are being pulled and gates will be closed in short order. Please note that many of our trails cross private land and using the trails at this point is trespassing and risks us loosing future trail permissions.
We would all like to thank all our clubs, volunteers, landowners, businesses, groomer operators and staff and YOU - our riders!
Although the trails are closed, we continue working behind the scenes to upgrade and update our infrastructure to bring you an even better experience next year !
Summer well and don't forget to check in on your sled every now and then over the summer - it's thinking about you too! 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
Sadly, with the warm weather a lot of trails around us a shutting down for the season, please refer to ITG before you head out! On a good note though, there’s still time to order some swag, just hit up Lianne for prices and orders! Touques, tshirts, and more available! And the proceeds go to help us keep the clubs going! ... See MoreSee Less
Good morning Sudbury and happy #Wednesday. Please drive according to weather conditions. 🌫
We remind snowmobile enthusiasts to be extra cautious when snowmobiling on waterways this time of year, as the weather gets warmer. No ice is safe ice. 🚫🧊
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**CONTEST**
Happy July to all our Sudbury Trail Plan friends! Days are already getting shorter and we are all probably dreaming of snow and trails!
So to get us all in the mood for the upcoming season we are looking for photo for the cover of our District 12 - STP trail guide for the upcoming 22-23 season and we are looking to YOU!!!!
Submit your best snowmobiling photo below and we will pick a winner.
-Photos must be taken within our district (and reasonably identifiable that this is the case)
-Must of course include snowmobiling
-Must not have any personally identifiable information in the photo
If you are unsure about your photo, please reach out to us or put it below anyways and we will reach out to comment!
Contest will close Friday July15th 2022!
Share this to any and ALL your snowmobiling communities so we can see some GREAT photos from our area doing what we love! ... See MoreSee Less
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Even when snowmobile season is over club volunteers are working hard at checking bridges,retrieving stakes and doing some general trail maintenance in anticipation fir next season. ... See MoreSee Less
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☀️ May meeting announcement 💐
Please note that our May meeting will be held at Kelly's Family Diner in Cartier on Wednesday May 11th. As it is our last meeting of the season we are planning on having dinner at Kelly's prior to the meeting. We will meet for dinner at 5:30PM. Meeting will follow at 7:00PM.
Please let us know if you will meet us for dinner before this coming Friday May 6th, as we need to provide Kelly's with advance notice of the number of people for dinner. Spouses or partners are welcome to attend.
Thanks and see you there for the finale,
Onaping Falls High Riders Snowmobile Club ... See MoreSee Less
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So what does the end of another snowmobiling season mean? For most snowmobilers, it’s the time to put away your sled and trailer. But for the snowmobilers who are also club volunteers, it’s the time to “put away” their trails. In many OFSC districts, this takes almost as much time and effort as it does to get trails ready each fall. For the 60% of OFSC Prescribed Trails on private property, putting away a trail means returning it to its non-winter status. This includes closing gates, installing fencing, putting up “Trail Closed” signs, and whatever else landowners may request to protect their property from unauthorized access. Sometimes, a similar process may be required on Crown Land, especially if the trail is designated for winter use only, and the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) wants to limit access in other seasons for safety, conservation or commercial reasons. So signs are removed until the next winter comes. Whatever the reasons for putting away a trail at season’s end, remember that the work of club volunteers isn’t over just because your winter is. So why not lend a hand to your local club? ... See MoreSee Less
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We remind community members that OFSC trails CANNOT be used by ATV’s, dirt bikes or side-by-sides (ORV’s).
The trails were established for snowmobiles and require property owner permissions.
Permission is not granted to the public to trespass on their property after the snow has melted.
GSPS Rural Officers will continue enforcement. With the help of game cameras, trespassers will be identified and charged under the Trespass to Property Act.
If a rider cannot be identified, the owner of the ORV will be charged.
OFSC trails are maintained by volunteers. Please be respectful.
There is Crown land available north of Sudbury.
Visit the Interactive Trail Guide: ofsc.evtrails.com/#
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The April meeting will be held next Wednesday April 13th at the Windy Lake Motel at 7:00PM.
Look forward to seeing everybody there.
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Officials with the Sudbury Trail Plan say they are disappointed that yet another part of the trail system was damaged recently.Comment on Facebook
Following a successful Landowner Appreciation Week, the OFSC wants to thank snowmobilers for their cooperation this winter. We’re pleased to report that this season, you’ve helped us make noticeable progress in our collective initiative to respect landowners and protect their property. Many OFSC districts are reporting a significant decrease in landowner issues this past winter, along with a reduction in tracks off trail on private land.
Our ultimate goal is to make trespassing on private property and entering prohibited areas as unacceptable socially as it is legally, and with your help, it looks like we’ve already starting to see behavioural change on the snow. ... See MoreSee Less
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That's it for another year. All stakes and signs removed from Windy Lake. Thanks to our good friend and club volunteer from Windsor Jim Zaitz for lending g a helping hand. ... See MoreSee Less
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I bring 8-10 riders up each year. Some new to the area and some that returning as they realize what a gem the Onaping Falls area and the trails are. The trails, Windy Lake Motel and people make for a fantastic few days of riding. Thank you for all the work you put into our season! It's appreciated more than you know. So proud to be from Onaping!
Great job guys till next year
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Can’t wait to see you next season! Thank you to all of the volunteers who make this possible! And thank you to all the riders who make this worth volunteering for!Thank you all for a great 2022 season!!!
As of today, all of the Sudbury Trail Plan trails have been made UNAVAILABLE (RED) on The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs - OFSC ITG due to rapidly deteriorating trail conditions with the warm and wet weather. Lake stakes are being pulled and gates will be closed in short order. Please note that many of our trails cross private land and using the trails at this point is trespassing and risks us loosing future trail permissions.
We would all like to thank all our clubs, volunteers, landowners, businesses, groomer operators and staff and YOU - our riders!
Although the trails are closed, we continue working behind the scenes to upgrade and update our infrastructure to bring you an even better experience next year !
Summer well and don't forget to check in on your sled every now and then over the summer - it's thinking about you too! 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
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Cut off time is 8pm tonight for your swag orders!
Send me, Lianne, a message to place your orders!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Sadly, with the warm weather a lot of trails around us a shutting down for the season, please refer to ITG before you head out! On a good note though, there’s still time to order some swag, just hit up Lianne for prices and orders! Touques, tshirts, and more available! And the proceeds go to help us keep the clubs going! ... See MoreSee Less
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Looks great on you 💚
Good morning Sudbury and happy #Wednesday. Please drive according to weather conditions. 🌫
We remind snowmobile enthusiasts to be extra cautious when snowmobiling on waterways this time of year, as the weather gets warmer. No ice is safe ice. 🚫🧊
We’d also like to remind students in grades 1-12 that there is still time to submit your poster or photo for our #PolarPlunge contest. Awesome prizes to be won 🎉 Details here: www.gsps.ca/en/news/polar-plunge-poster-and-photo-contest.aspx# ... See MoreSee Less
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