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ONTARIO SNOWMOBILING TOUR PLANNER Rent a Sled This Winter! Rent A Sled This Winter! RENT A SLED & GEAR THIS WINTER: Baysville Baysville Marina (705) 767-3323 baysvillemarina.com Dorset Mountain Trout House Marina (705) 766-2292 mthmarina.com Dorset Old Mill Marina (705) 766-2214 oldmillmarina.ca Durham Homestead Resort 1-800-380-6776 homesteadresort.ca Embrun Loiselle Sports (613) 443-3260 loisellesports.com Gravenhurst Campbell’s Landing (705) 687-3821 campbellslanding.com Haliburton Haliburton Forest & Wildlife Reserve (705) 754-2198 haliburtonforest.com Huntsville/Dwight Haliburton Sled Rentals (705) 635-1828 skidoorentals.com Muskoka/Others Redline Outdoors (519) 502-2947 redlineoutdoors.ca Midland Area Diverse Rentals 1-888-377-7155 diverserentals.ca Parry Sound Rosseau Road Enterprises 1-800-344-6620 rosseauroad.on.ca Pembroke Pete’s Sales & Service 1-888-706-6404 petessalesandservice.ca Perth Outdoor Adventure Rental (613) 267-6371 outdoors-adventure.com South River Eagle Lake Narrows, Country Stores 1-866-863-8856 eaglelakenarrows.com RENTALS WITH TRAINING & GUIDED RIDES: Barrie Try That, The Experience Company 1-888-969-3297 trythat.ca Collingwood Ride on Rentals (705) 293-0552 rideonrentals.com Haliburton Haliburton RPM 1-877-457-1473 haliburtonrpm.com Haliburton/Muskoka Back Country Tours 1-888-955-9076 backcountrytours.ca Horseshoe Valley Horseshoe Riding Adventures (705) 835-2790 ext.1288 cmts.org Markham Call of the Wild (905) 471-9453 callofthewild.com Maynooth Highland Wilderness Tours (613) 338-2330 ridethewilderness.com Muskoka/Haliburton Muskoka Sport & Recreation 1-888-317-2628 muskokarecreation.com Orillia Cottage Country Tours (613) 325-0111 atvsnowmobile.ca RENTALS FOR HOTEL GUESTS: Arden Springwood Cottage Resort (613) 335-5333 springwoodcottages.ca Gilmour Hastings Resort (613) 474-4000 hastingsresort.com Huntsville Hidden Valley Resort (705) 789-2301 hvmuskoka.com Photo courtesy of Craig Nicholson, Keene Elmhirst’s Resort 1-800-461-1940 elmhirst.com Intrepid Snowmobiler Muskoka JW Marriott The Rosseau Resort & Spa (705) 765-1900 therosseau.com Port Stanton Bayview Wildwood Resort 1-800-416-0243 bayviewwildwood.com 2013 South River Algonquin Cottage Outpost (416) 486-3605 voyageurquest.com 2013 Stonecliffe Morning Mist Resort 1-888-356-1113 morningmistresort.ca ONTARIO SNOWMOBILING These listings are approximately 3 hours of the Greater Toronto Area or the U.S. border; for additional listings, see page 14. TOUR PLANNER SNOWMOBILE ONTARIO QUICK CONTACTS - Table of Contents - Ontario has 9 major tourism regions and the province is divided into 16 districts by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. Below are the key tourism INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW regions and their contact information with corresponding OFSC districts. (For Welcome to Ontario .................................................................... 2 more OFSC district information see inside back cover). Using This Tour Planner ............................................................... 2 POUR CONTACTER RAPIDEMENT MOTONEIGE ONTARIO L’Ontario compte neuf grandes régions touristiques. L’Ontario Federation of About the OFSC .......................................................................... 3 Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) divise de son côté la province en 16 districts. On Additional Planning Tools ............................................................ 3 trouve ci-dessous les principales régions touristiques et l’information personne- About OFSC Trails ...................................................................... 3 ressource ainsi que les districts de l’OFSC correspondants. (Pour plus de renseignements sur les districts de l’OFSC, l’état des sentiers et les permis, voir Assumptions for OFSC Trail Use .................................................. 4 l’intérieur de la couverture arrière.) Trail Permits .................................................................................. 5 pour le français - Direction Getting to Ontario ....................................................................... 5 Ontario Border Crossings When Trailering ....................................... 6 1-877-OUI-NORD (684-6673) Border Crossings By Snowmobile ....................................... 6 www.directionontario.ca Snowmobiling Legalities ..................................................... 7 For All Snowmobilers .......................................................... 7 For Ontario Residents ......................................................... 7 For Non-Residents............................................................... 7 OFSC Trail Signs .......................................................................... 8 Information You Need To Know ................................................. 9 TOURS, PACKAGES & RENTALS / CIRCUITS, FORFAITS ET LOCATIONS Self Guided Tours ...................................................................... 10 Fully Guided Tours....................................................................... 13 Rent a Sled & Gear ...................................................................... 14 Rentals with Training & Guided Rides ...........................................15 Rentals for Hotel Guests ............................................................. 15 CENTRAL ONTARIO ALGOMA COUNTRY (OFSC Districts 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8) (OFSC District 13) COMMUNITY INDEX / INDEX DES COLLECTIVITÉS............................. 16 Getaway Country 1-800-263-2546 1-866-401-3278 www.algomacountry.com LODGING BY COMMUNITY LISTING / (Bancroft & District, City of Kawartha Lakes, Durham Region, Haliburton Highlands, NORTH OF SUPERIOR HÉBERGEMENT, SELON LA LISTE DES COLLECTIVITÉS Northumberland County, Peterborough & the 1-800-265-3951 Algoma Country .......................................................................... 21 Kawarthas) www.nosta.on.ca www.getawaycountry.com Central Ontario ............................................................................ 22 ONTARIO’S NEAR NORTH Muskoka Tourism Eastern Ontario ........................................................................... 24 (OFSC District 11) 1-800-267-9700 1-800-387-0516 www.discovermuskoka.ca North of Superior ........................................................................ 26 www.ontariosnearnorth.on.ca Ontario’s Near North ................................................................... 27 Wasaga Beach - 1-866-292-7242 www.wasagabeach.com, wasagainfo.com ONTARIO’S WILDERNESS REGION Ontario’s Wilderness Region ....................................................... 29 (OFSC District 14, 15) Rainbow Country ......................................................................... 31 EASTERN ONTARIO 1-800-461-3766 (OFSC Districts 1, 2, 6) www.ontarioswildernessregion.com Southwestern Ontario ................................................................. 32 Ottawa Valley Tourism Sunset Country ............................................................................ 34 1-800-757-6580 RAINBOW COUNTRY www.ottawavalley.travel (OFSC District 10, 12) 1-800-465-6655 BON À SAVOIR Cornwall & Seaway Valley Tourism www.rainbowcountry.com 1-800-937-4748 Bienvenue en Ontario ................................................................. 36 www.cornwalltourism.com SUNSET COUNTRY Utilisation du guide des circuits .................................................. 36 (OFSC District 17) SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO 1-800-665-7567 À propos de la OFSC .................................................................. 37 (OFSC Districts 5, 9) www.snowontario.ca Autres outils de planification ...................................................... 37 Bruce County 1-800-268-3838 www.explorethebruce.com À propos des sentiers de la OFSC .............................................. 38 Grey County Permis d’utilisation des sentiers .................................................. 38 1-877-733-4739 Les obligations juridiques de la conduite en motoneige .............. 39 www.visitgrey.ca Les conventions d’utilisation des sentiers de la OFSC ................ 40 INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW Welcome TO discover all the excitement and About THE OFSC and contacts, they also contain Ontario fun of snowmobiling in Ontario! The Ontario Federation of ads from snowmobile-friendly Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) lodgings, restaurants and other Each winter, thousands of USING THIS TOUR PLANNER snowmobilers choose to represents the 217 local services who support organized Now that you have decided to ride in Ontario for very good snowmobile clubs who operate snowmobiling. make Ontario your destination reasons: hospitality services and Ontario’s snowmobile trails. As Interactive Trail Guide: this winter, how do you go The amenities that cater specially the world’s largest snowmobile about answering your questions OFSC’s Interactive Trail Guide is to snowmobilers; breathtaking association, the OFSC is the and making your plans? Ontario the best online tool for viewing scenery; unrivalled outdoor coordinating body for organized is a very big place, so how do the most up to date information adventure; snowmobile-friendly snowmobiling in Ontario. Visit you decide what part of this about trails, distances and communities; a wide variety of on www.ofsc.on.ca to find out province to visit? How do you points of interest. It also riding experiences and terrain; more. know where the snow is and includes constantly updated easy access to rental sleds and what trails are open? How do Trail Status Reports, to help you guided tours; excellent highways Additional you get here and where do you
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