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SLEDSASK NEWS |
We have two maps here. The top map is a Zone Map of Saskatchewan divided into four zones.
Clicking on any of the Zone areas will take you to the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association
website with a listing of snowmobile clubs and trail maps for that zone. You can get detailed trail maps by clicking on the snowmobile clubs listed there.
The second map is basically the same. By clicking on the different areas, you will be taken to another page on our site with a detailed view of the area.
Remember to register your snowmobile with  , if you plan on using the trails.
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SNOW FACTS
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There are over 225,000 miles of groomed and marked snowmobile trails in North America.
There are over 3000 snowmobile clubs worldwide, involved in trail grooming and charity fund raising and family activities.
Snowmobile dealers play a big role in their local economies. There are over 3,000 licensed snowmobile dealers worldwide.
There are at least 41 registered non-profit associations representing snowmobilers in the U.S., Canada and Scandinavia.
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MORE INFO |
RCMP will conduct snowmobile stop checks on the trail.
Don't Drink & Ride.
Respect land owners posted signs.
STAY ON THE TRAIL! It's the safest route.
Register and insure your snowmobile.
SNOWMOBILE TRAILS HAVE SPEED LIMITS.
Maximum speed on snowmobile trails is 80 km per hour.
Snowmobile traffic is two-way.
Vision will be impaired by alcohol, falling snow, cloud cover and road approaches.
Keep to the right side of the trail at all times when riding.
Please respect posted land.
Don't Drink & Ride!!
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