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Saturday 28 Jan 2012
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Welcome to the Timmins Snowmobile Club

Welcome to the new Timmins Snowmobile Club website. Our site strives to keep you advised and up to date about our trail conditions, activities and special events.

Timmins Snowmobile Club offers tourists and residents alike the best winter time recreation in the north. With thousands of snowmobilers visiting our area every winter, information on the trails, weather & membership are vital.

No matter where you're from, we welcome your family into ours!!  Happy snowmobiling and please ride safely!

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SNOWMOBILE TRAILS ARE NOW OPEN!

Date of Trails Opening: January 07, 2011

With recent cold weather, some new snow and with hundreds of hours of volunteer time in packing and grooming, a number of Timmins trails are now opening in a limited capacity. All snowmobiles displaying a valid Snowmobile Trail Permit in the proper location now have access to a system of OFSC Prescribed snowmobile trails suitable for the use of safe and prudent operators and passengers. The OFSC assumes every rider using an OFSC Prescribed Trail has read, understands and accepts the "Assumptions for OFSC Trail Use". 

Riders are reminded that snowmobiling is an off-road activity that occurs in a constantly variable and uncontrollable natural setting, one that is totally different from traveling on highly engineered, regularly maintained, public roads.  OFSC trail riding is based on the fundamental assumption that it may not be practical or possible to maintain all OFSC trails at equal consistency or to remove all hazards. In the continually changing surroundings that characterize OFSC snowmobile trails, it is always prudent to expect the unexpected. Riders enter OFSC trails willingly and use them at their own risk.

 Snowmobilers must also take personal responsibility to make smart choices and to ride an OFSC trail in a safe, prudent and lawful manner. A Safe Rider obeys all provincial laws, rides defensively with care and control, and exercises sound personal judgment at all times, including avoiding the consumption of alcohol prior to or during any snowmobile ride. Snowmobiling can be great family fun and provide many enjoyable hours of winter recreation— when riders make the smart choice to ride safely.

 Again, some trails are open in a limited capacity. We recommend Riders check trail conditions at : http://ofsc.mapbase.ca/viewer/.

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OFSC Driver Training PDF Print E-mail

There will be a Driver Training Course offered in Timmins on November 4th, 2011.

- Course Time: 8:30am to 4:30pm

- Cost: $40

- Must be 12 years or older (ID required on day of course)

- Location: Centennial Hall Timmins

Please note that there is a maximum of 35 students for this course, and a minimum of 10 students is required for the course to run.

- MUST PRE-REGISTER and PAY prior to course date at Dumoulin Fishing Tackle.

- For more information contact: Patrick 705-262-7037 or visit http://drivertraining.gotsnow.ca

 

Iroquois Falls - Driver Training Course (November 20, 2011)

South Porcupine - Driver Training Course (December 4, 2011)

 

 

OPP

 
2012 Trail Permits PDF Print E-mail

Season Permit before Dec 1st

Season Permit After Dec 1st

$200.00

$250.00

Classic Permit (Sold at Dumoulin Fishing & Tackle 264-8098)
$125.00

 

 

Please review the Canadian Snowmobile Code of Ethics before you ride

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