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The OFSC Trail Permit

Each OFSC Trail Permit sold applies to one individual sled, regardless of who is riding it. That's why the trail permit you buy is only valid when affixed to your sled in the prescribed location. It's not valid in your pocket! A trail warden has the right to require your trail permit to be stuck onto your sled immediately.

An OFSC provincial trail permit will be $150.00 for the 1999/00 season. However, if it is purchased on or before December 1st, 1999, the price is only $120.00.

An OFSC trail permit is required in order to travel the 49,000 km OFSC trail system. At the present time, anyone who is travelling on the OFSC Trail system and found not to have a valid trail permit will be required to purchase one from the Trail Warden or immediately leave the trail system.

The on trail price for a valid OFSC trail permit is $180.00.

A daily permit may be made available through the individual districts of the OFSC that border international or provincial boundaries. The daily permit is available for any number of days at a cost of $30 per day. Selling clubs have the right to decline the sale of a daily permit to any snowmobiler that they feel should purchase a seasonal permit.