The snowmobiling season is done, but that means boating and fishing is upon us! 💚 We never forget to sponsor local all year around!! 🫶🏼Free Fishing weekend! 🐟We have minnows and worms🪱 ... See MoreSee Less
Message from our supporter: Royal Distributing's BIGGEST sale of the season is ON! 🔥 Don't miss out on their famous Tent Sale happening NOW until April 23rd! Save the tax on EVERYTHING in-store and online (www.royaldistributing.com)! Plus, grab an extra 50% OFF on all red tag items when you buy one! Hurry and shop now before the deals disappear! (By clicking the above link you will be taken to a third party site.) ... See MoreSee Less
The provincial OFSC trail system is now officially closed for the 2022-23 season. Thanks to all the volunteers, landowners and snowmobilers who contributed to providing recreational snowmobile trails for all to enjoy! ... See MoreSee Less
The stakes have been removed from the lakes and the trails are now red/closed until next season! 🥲
Thank you to all the volunteers for keeping the trails intact this year and thank you to all the riders, near and far, for coming and enjoying the north! 🥰
The Onaping Falls News paper copies are out in the community today! You can pick one up at the Valu Mart, Dowling Post Office, Leisure Centre and Library, Lions Club, Golden Age Club, Onaping Kwikway, Cobis, Legion Branch 503, Credit Union, Mini Mart, Levack I.DA. Pharmacy, Onaping Library, Levack Home Hardware and the Windy Lake Restaurant! Your online issue will be available on Saturday!! ENJOY!! April 2023 Cover ... See MoreSee Less
Want to enjoy some March riding this weekend but don't have a permit? No problem! Go to permits.ofsc.on.ca/ and grab your Multi Day Permit. It's emailed to you at time of purchase so you can order, print and ride on the same day. ... See MoreSee Less
Join us for our monthly meeting - Wednesday March 15th at the Windy Lake Motel & Restaurant at 7pm!! Makes a good reason to go for an evening ride! 👍🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
OFSC clubs are the front line of contact with our landowners. These landowners give clubs permission for snowmobile-only, winter-only, OFSC Prescribed Trails on their private property for our recreational enjoyment. That permission is a privilege to be cherished, not a right to be taken for granted. Every snowmobile trail rider should be grateful for and respectful of the generosity of our landowners. ... See MoreSee Less
For the convenience and comfort of snowmobilers, OFSC clubs install all kinds of trail signs for guidance and information, as well as field stakes and lake markers. With an estimated life-expectancy of 10 to 15 years each, that means about 10 to 15% of all trail signs may require replacement every year for regular upkeep, but that percentage can more than double with so many signs being put up and taken down seasonally, stolen or vandalized.
A trail sign as simple as a regular “STOP” can cost up to $30 each including post and hardware, while stakes can run $7 to $10 each. While bulk buying reduces the per unit cost, trail signs are a significant trail asset both in terms of their monetary value and their service to riders.
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The snowmobiling season is done, but that means boating and fishing is upon us! 💚
We never forget to sponsor local all year around!! 🫶🏼Free Fishing weekend! 🐟We have minnows and worms🪱 ... See MoreSee Less
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Message from our supporter:
Royal Distributing's BIGGEST sale of the season is ON! 🔥
Don't miss out on their famous Tent Sale happening NOW until April 23rd! Save the tax on EVERYTHING in-store and online (www.royaldistributing.com)!
Plus, grab an extra 50% OFF on all red tag items when you buy one!
Hurry and shop now before the deals disappear!
(By clicking the above link you will be taken to a third party site.) ... See MoreSee Less
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The provincial OFSC trail system is now officially closed for the 2022-23 season. Thanks to all the volunteers, landowners and snowmobilers who contributed to providing recreational snowmobile trails for all to enjoy! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for an amazing year with some of best trails I’ve road on in many years.
The stakes have been removed from the lakes and the trails are now red/closed until next season! 🥲
Thank you to all the volunteers for keeping the trails intact this year and thank you to all the riders, near and far, for coming and enjoying the north! 🥰
À la prochaine! Until next time!!
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Great job Onaping Falls High Riders Snowmobile Club , thank you! 😊
Wonderful job and great season💚
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Thank you to all the volunteers for a great season !!!!!! We had alot of fun on the trails this year cannot wait for next season
🐰 Happy Easter to all of our volunteers.
The April 12th meeting is to be held at the Windy Lake Motel at 7:00 PM.
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The Onaping Falls News paper copies are out in the community today! You can pick one up at the Valu Mart, Dowling Post Office, Leisure Centre and Library, Lions Club, Golden Age Club, Onaping Kwikway, Cobis, Legion Branch 503, Credit Union, Mini Mart, Levack I.DA. Pharmacy, Onaping Library, Levack Home Hardware and the Windy Lake Restaurant! Your online issue will be available on Saturday!! ENJOY!!
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Just amazing! Once again, THANK YOU to all of our sponsors, our volunteers and all of you riders out there! The Ride The North poker run with Onaping Falls High Riders Snowmobile Club and Northbound Sno Drifters Snowmobile Club was a HUGE Success! As you know, 20% of the proceeds went directly to our local food banks, half to Falls Food, and half to the Chelmsford food bank, with a total of $2080 donated. You are all amazing!!!! Can't wait to see you next year!!!! Sudbury Trail Plan The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs - OFSC ... See MoreSee Less
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Wow! That's awesome!
Great work
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Want to enjoy some March riding this weekend but don't have a permit? No problem! Go to permits.ofsc.on.ca/ and grab your Multi Day Permit. It's emailed to you at time of purchase so you can order, print and ride on the same day. ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us for our monthly meeting - Wednesday March 15th at the Windy Lake Motel & Restaurant at 7pm!!
Makes a good reason to go for an evening ride! 👍🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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How are the trails up that way ?
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THANK YOU PRIVATE LANDOWNERS
OFSC clubs are the front line of contact with our landowners. These landowners give clubs permission for snowmobile-only, winter-only, OFSC Prescribed Trails on their private property for our recreational enjoyment. That permission is a privilege to be cherished, not a right to be taken for granted. Every snowmobile trail rider should be grateful for and respectful of the generosity of our landowners. ... See MoreSee Less
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For the convenience and comfort of snowmobilers, OFSC clubs install all kinds of trail signs for guidance and information, as well as field stakes and lake markers. With an estimated life-expectancy of 10 to 15 years each, that means about 10 to 15% of all trail signs may require replacement every year for regular upkeep, but that percentage can more than double with so many signs being put up and taken down seasonally, stolen or vandalized.
A trail sign as simple as a regular “STOP” can cost up to $30 each including post and hardware, while stakes can run $7 to $10 each. While bulk buying reduces the per unit cost, trail signs are a significant trail asset both in terms of their monetary value and their service to riders.
How well do you know your trail signs? Here’s how to make the most of the signs you see on OFSC trails (www.northernontario.travel/snowmobiling/a-rider-s-guide-to-ontario-snowmobile-trail-signs), and while you’re at it, find out more about what’s involved in signing OFSC trails (intrepidsnowmobiler.com/signs-on-snowmobile-trails/)! ... See MoreSee Less
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