34 35 36 WATCH OUT! Avoid contact with guy wires and poles, stay on groomed trails and reduce speed. ®TM and the BRP logo are trademarks of Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. or its affiliates. BRONZE KENORA | OAK BLUFF | PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE | STEINBACH | WINNIPEG RIDER PARTNERS Safety. It’s in your hands. ENNSBROTHERS.COM Chicken Chef Headingley Sport Shop 13894-TP-MBH-SnoMan-MapAd[5.5x5]-July2019-FNL.indd 1 2019-08-16 10:39 AM 37 38 39 GET OUT GET HOME PROTECT YOUR FAMILY Offering buoyancy assistance when submerged in water. F.A.S.T. allows riders to stay afloat, while rapidly draining water and self-leveling to assist the escape. Once out of freezing water the insulation works even when wet to keep body temperatures from dropping, allowing time to seek shelter. Feel confident knowing you and your family are wearing life saving F.A.S.T. In our commitment to child safety all FXR child/youth outerwear features F.A.S.T. 36 44 Thompson 13 The Pas OPERATORS AND 33 40 Swan River PASSENGERS (WAIVER) SNOWMOBILE OR SNOW MACHINE AND ANY OTHER EQUIPMENT (USING THIS TRAIL) Manitoba West PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY Snowmobile Trail Guide BEFORE USING THIS TRAIL THIS IS A WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND YOU ARE BOUND BY ITS TERMS AND CONDITIONS BY OPERATING OR BEING A PASSENGER ON A www.snoman.mb.ca SNOWMOBILE, SNOW MACHINE OR ANY OTHER EQUIPMENT ON THE SNOMAN TRAIL SYSTEM. IT CONTAINS 2019-2020 PROVISIONS WHICH SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECT YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AND IT IMPOSES RESPONSIBILITIES UPON YOU. 33 44 Operation of a snowmobile and or snow machine and any other equipment on this trail is an inherently risky off-road activity that occurs in frequently changing and unpredictable environments. By using this trail system created and maintained by Snoman (Snowmobilers of Manitoba) Inc. and its affiliated associations (collectively called “Snoman”) and in consideration of Snoman allowing you to use such trail system, you agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions. Prior to using any SNOMAN affiliated trail, you will check trail conditions through SNOMAN’s website at www.snoman.mb.ca or by calling (204) 940-7533 and use only open trails. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU WILL AT ALL TIMES BE USING THE SNOMAN TRAIL SYSTEM AT YOUR OWN RISK. IN BEING ALLOWED TO USE THE TRAIL SYSTEM YOU AGREE TO OPERATE YOUR SNOWMOBILE OR SNOW MACHINE AND ANY OTHER EQUIPMENT IN A MANNER WHICH IS SAFE FOR ALL USERS, ABIDE BY THE FEDERAL, PROVINCIAL, CLUB AND TRAIL RULES AND TAKE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS. You also agree to waive every claim which you might have, now or in the future, as against: (i) any landowners (including the Province of Manitoba) on which Snoman’s trail system operates; (ii) MPI or its directors, officers, employees, agents or delegates; and (iii) Snoman and its affiliated associations, volunteers, members, directors, officers, employees, agents or delegates (collectively, the “Indemnified Parties”), including but not limited to, claims either directly or indirectly relating to death, injury to persons, loss or damage to property, economic loss or incidental or consequential damages in connection with the use of the Snoman trail system notwithstanding that the same may have been caused by, or contributed to, the negligence or gross negligence of any of the Indemnified Parties. You agree that if any other persons are permitted to operate or ride on the snowmobile or snow machine and any other equipment on these trails that you will advise such persons that they are also subject to the Waiver of Liability set N Traverse Bay 21 out above, and that by operating or riding on such snowmobile or snow machine Pine Falls 5 and any other equipment they agree to such Waiver of Liability. You further agree Headingley 20 to save harmless and indemnify each of the Indemnified Parties from and against every claim which may be advanced by any operators or riders of such snowmobiles W E Scanterbury 41 or snow machines and any other equipment or any third party, including but not Lac Du Bonnet 10 29 limited to, claims either directly or indirectly relating to death, injury to persons, loss Ile Des Chenes 23 or damage to property, economic loss or incidental or consequential damages or Selkirk 25 3637 4344 infringement of rights (including, without limitation, privacy rights), notwithstanding S that the same may have been caused by, or contributed to, the negligence or gross Oak Bluff 3435 negligence of the Indemnified Parties. Steinbach 212 3435 3839 Gimli & Hecla 11 43 THIS WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY SHALL Winnipeg 3 4 18 28 31 34 35 37 38 39 40 4142 4344 4445 BE BINDING UPON YOU AND YOUR PASSENGERS AND COLLECTIVELY YOUR HEIRS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. BY USING THIS TRAIL SYSTEM YOU CONFIRM YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS. MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED SPEED LIMITS 60 km/h STRAIGHTAWAY Snoman (Snowmobilers of Manitoba) Incorporated 30 km/h is dedicated to providing strong or SLOWER leadership and support to its member FOR clubs to develop and maintain safe :corners/curves and environmentally responsible :caution areas :reduced Visibility snowmobile trails to further the :deteriorating conditions enjoyment of organized recreational :regulated speed limits snowmobiling throughout Manitoba. PROPERTY OF SNOMAN THIS IS NOT AN ORV MAP 35 44 Many trails on this map traverse private lands. Riding on these trails with 4 wheeled vehicles could result in future closure of trails for snowmobiling. Please respect the private landowners who have permitted snowmobiling on their property. Snowmobiling YES ORV NO 7 Thank you for your cooperation. 44 9 SNOMAN REGISTERED SNOWMOBILE CLUBS Western L’ouest 1 Club Name / Nom de club: Regions Covered / Régions couvertes: Border Sno Riders Melita, Medora, Elva, Pierson Club Snow Portage La Prairie, Rosendale, St Ambroise, St. Claude, Rathwell, St. Laurent, Treherne, Holland, Bruxelles, Bagol Dauphin & District Snowmobile Club Dauphin, Gilbert Plains, Ethelbert, Fork River, Garland, Keld, Pine River, Riding Moutain, Sifton, Ukraina, Valley River, Winnipegosis Intermountain Snowmobile Club Grandview, South Duck Mountain Park, Ashville, Ethelbert, Gilbert Plains Lake Side Sno-Drifters Steep Rock, Faulkner Ochre River Ochre River, Ste Rose Pembina Valley Snowkickers Swan Lake, Somerset, Notre Dame, Altamont, St. Leon, Manitou, Darlingford, Morden, La Riviere, Snowflake, Pilot Mound, Crystal City, Clearwater, Mariapolis Prairie Mountain Snow Drifters Neepawa, Carberry, Minnedosa, Sandy Lake, Gladstone Roblin Snowmobile Association Roblin Snowtraxx Snowmobile Club Russell, Rossburn, Foxwarren, Angusville, Assessippi, Birtle, Inglis, St. Lazare, Waywayseecappo, Vista, Olha, Binscarth, Strathclair Southwest Snowtrackers Deloraine, Elgin, Hartney, Souris, Lauder, Oak Lake, Turtle Mountain Park Sprucewoods Snowdrifters Brandon, Shilo, Carberry, Douglas Sprucewoods Provincial Park Ste. Amelie Ridge Riders Ste. Rose, Ste. Amelie, Laurier, McCreary Thunder & Ice Snowmobile Club Oak River, Hamiota, Shoal Lake, Oakburn, Sandy Lake, Elphinstone, Onanole, Strathclair, Miniota Tri Lake Trail Busters Wawanesa, Glenboro, Belmont, Ninette, Dunrea, Killarney, South to the Border Turtle View Drifters Waskada, Goodlands, Lake Stanley 39 39 44 Valleyview Sno-Riders Inc. Brandon, Rivers, Rapid City, Oak River, Minnedosa For information on Virden Valley Runners Virden Saskatchewan snowmobile trails, please go to Snowmobile trail signs are bought, put up and maintained www.sasksnow.com by club volunteers. The following are a sample of the types DIRECTIONAL Indicates the general direction of the trial on both straightaways and of signs you may see along the trail system. When riding, gradual curves. Sometimes referred to as a reassurance marker to assure yourself that you Saskatchewan Trail please use caution as signage can vary slightly from area are still on a trail. May be accompanied by other signs. to area and, at times, signage can fall down or go missing. Snowmobile Association Please do not tamper with or remove trail signs. Signs Thank You STOP Riverton KM Located where coming to a full CAUTION KM Informs riders that they are SHARP TURN RIGHT stop is well-advised. Typically Arborg approaching a section of trail To be used for approximate STOP found where trails intersect with CAUTION where potential hazards may 90º right turns. roads and rail lines. Generally exist, should be placed at the accompanied by a Stop Ahead sign. location of the potential hazard. STRAIGHT ARROW SHARP TURN LEFT Arrow indicates that there is a substantial change in the direction To be used for approximate STOP AHEAD 90º left turns. of the trail. Rider should reduce CAUTION AHEAD Informs rider that they are speed until they clear the turn and 39 CAUTION Informs riders that they are ap- approaching a stop sign. can see a safe distance ahead. AHEAD proaching a section of trail where potential hazards may exist. SHELTER AHEAD Informs riders that a shelter is RAIL CROSSING SHELTER located 2 km ahead. TRAIL TRAIL CLOSED AHEAD Indicates a trail comes to To be used before official TRAFFIC FLOW 2 KM CLOSED ONE Informs riders that the trail is intend- a railway crossing. May be openings and after trail is closed. WAY ed to be travelled in one direction. accompanied with a Caution. ADVISORY Informs riders that it may present STAY hazards if you ride off the trail. May WINDING TRAIL KEEP RIGHT TRAFFIC FLOW ON TRAIL also be found along trails on private Indicates areas where there TWO Informs riders that the trail is KEEP Reminds riders to stay