Snowmobile Clubs of District 11
The Near North Trail Association (NNTA) was incorporated in 1992 and consists of 10 members clubs with a combined ridership of approximately 8,000 snowmobilers and 1,900 kilometers of groomed, signed and maintained trails. The NNTA is home of the “Greatest Snow on Earth”, a progressive innovator in the snowmobiling sector hosting events such as Women on the Snow, OFSC Convention and Townhalls, and spearheading initiatives like the historical Northern Snowmobiler Publication. District 11’s prime location is a haven for snowmobilers, just 3.5 hours from Toronto with snow typically from December to late March, lots of amenities, and access to major touring routes. Ride the Gateway to the North in District 11!
Learn more below about the fine clubs of D11 and their history. Without the great commitment, dedication and service of club volunteers this remarkable undertaking to roll out the white carpet wouldn’t be possible year after year. Join us in thanking our clubs, reach out to get involved and lend a hand.
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Almaguin District Snowmobile Club
The Almaguin District Snowmobile Club is D11’s most Southernly Club, reaching from Sundridge to Katrine, to the Seguin trail in the South, and bordering Algonquin Park in the East. Ride the RAP Tour through ADSC’s trails.
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Argyle Riders Snowmobile Club
The Argyle riders have lots to offer snowmobilers; from social events, to fund raisers and phenomenal scenery. You’re sure to spot some wildlife on their trails! Head South on the D102C to connect with District 10 or check out the RAN Tour.
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Bonfield Snowmobile Club
The Bonfield Snowmobile Club is one of Northern Ontario’s oldest clubs, dating back to 1969, forming to provide an opportunity for members to socialize while doing what they loved. Ride the Explorer’s Loop & see what BSC has to offer!
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French River Snowmobile Association
Home of the largest snowmobile bridge of its kind in the world. The remarkable Pickerel River bridge was built in 2005. It is the largest cable suspended Snowmobile Bridge at 512' long.
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Mattawa & Area Snowmobile Club
The Mattawa & Area Snowmobile Club trails are bordered by the Mattawa and Ottawa rivers and nestled between the Laurentian Mountains offering incredible views and riding opportunities.
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Near North Snow Drifters
The Near North Snowdrifters Snowmobile Club maintains trails in the area of Sundridge, South River and Trout Creek. Take the Top D to North Bay along the RAP Tour or head west on the C105D around the south shore of Lake Nipissing.
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North Bay Snowmobilers Club
Located in the heart of District 11, when the NBSC says “You can Go Anywhere from Here”, they really mean it. North Bay’s many amenities and staging areas make it a perfect spot to start your RAN, RAP, or Explorer’s Loop. Take the A112A trail and connect with the Quebec trail system at Temiscaming.
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St. Charles Veuve River Snowmobile Club
The St. Charles Veuve River SC was formerly known as the Nipissing Veuve River SC with its history routed in 2 former clubs (Nipissing Snow Birds/Veuve River Rats). The SVSC boasts epic trails from Monetville through Hagar to the Veuve River.
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South Shore Restoule Snowmobile Club
Situated on the South shores of Lake Nipissing, the SSRSC features well known touring loop the Ride Around Nipissing (RAN). Take a ride on the Kate Pace Way or explore many of North Bay’s amenities along the waterfront. Check out the historic village of Commanda and scenic Resoule area.
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West Nipissing Snowmobile Club
This bilingual region has lots to offer the snowmobiler with a mix of railbed, bush, fields, and waterways to cross, West Nipissing has something for everyone! Visit our neighbours in District 12 by heading West to Sudbury.
“The Near North is extending its special breed of Northern hospitality by rolling out the white carpet to snowmobilers once and for all. And of course, In the Near North, We Grow Snow.”