Follow the fur traders through old growth forests and the rugged Canadian Shield. Run with the deer in their traditional feeding grounds. Smell the Maple Syrup in some of Canada's most productive maple forests. Revel in the Mining and Logging heritage with views of mine shafts, quarries and historical logging facilities still used today.

Something for everyone. From seasoned riders to first timers, long-range sledders to stay and play enjoyers, Algoma has something for everyone.

Algoma loves snowmobilers And we can't wait to show you. With urban centres and laid back small towns, Algoma's peaceful trails always lead to unparalleled comfort, safety and hospitality.

   TRAIL STATUS
ASPA    April 29, 2013
NOTICE All trails in District 13 all now considered unavailable with Club Alouette Dubreuilville just closing theirs today.

Thanks to Mother Nature for the return of the good old fashion winter that we thought would never end.

TEMPORARY TRAIL CLOSURES
Please Note! Due to the closure of Half Way Haven Resort and Fuel stop the D-Trail between Searchmont and Wawa will be closed for the 2012/2013 Season.

Also you can follow us on Face Book now - just look for Algoma Sno Plan Affiliation.

   Easter Seals Snowarama
ASPA    Feb 11 2013
Another great event for the Sault Trailblazers. This year saw 78 riders who raised $25,689, down from 82 participants raising $33,600 in 2012.
Thank you to so many who volunteer, donate and ride for such a good cause.
   THANK YOU
ASPA    April 29 2013
Algoma Sno-Plan, OFSC District 13, and our Member Clubs would like to thank those sponsors who have stood by us through the best and longest winter we have seen in a long time. Supporters who advertise on our Trail Guide or Trailheads, purchase trail permits and take part in club activities and events are vital to our existence.
Volunteers are the fabric of the snowmobile world and without them we would have no clubs or trails. We can’t thank you enough for all you do for your local club and the industry.
A big shout out has to go out to our Land Owners who allow trails to access their land providing a seemingly endless path of scenic beauty throughout the District. How great it is that they will share this with us.
We are so fortunate that together as a team Supporters, Volunteers and Landowners make us what we all are at heart, “Snowmobile Proud.”
Bon Voyage