GEORGIAN BAY SNOWRIDERS

     Making Great Trails for You 

             Great Sledding Season on GBSR trails  


Our trails are maintained to the best of our abilities through the winter season. We have a great group of Volunteers and Groomer Operators who dedicate personal time to make sure we have some of the greatest trails around. Thank you to our Team, our Landowners and to our riders who showed respect and care while out enjoying the trails.



The Georgian Bay Snowriders
Our non-profit organization is entering its 4th decade as a member club of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC). Previously known as the Maple Valley Snowmobile Club; we have been  providing snowmobile trails for over 30 years in the Midland, Penetanguishene area. Georgian Bay Snowriders consists entirely of volunteers that operate the club, brush & sign the trails, deck bridges, fundraise and maintain the trail network.


Trail Closures 2017/18

Trail 310 (Little Lake trail)

Please be advised that trail 310 to LIttle Lake Park is no longer available for use. The Hanson Development Group, owners of Somerset Gables Inc are anticipating construction to begin this winter, therefore the trail closure. The Hanson Development Group has graciously given the Georgian Bay Snowriders Club access to the property for over 20 years. The club wish to Thank The Hanson Development Group along with more than 100 other landowners for allowing snowmobile trails on their private property, without compensation. Although we regret the loss of this trail and we wish thank our landowner for the many years of access.

Also Closed is The 302, this trail is in Perkinsfield where C and 303 intersect.



 Ice Breaking Operations are to commence on or about April 18th, 2019 In Midland's Inner and Outer Harbour. The operation takes place to aid the passage of the freighter that has to leave the Midland Harbour.

Operations also happen in the Fall in Midland's

  Inner and Outer Harbour.


Our Mission

To provide quality, well maintained snowmobile trails for

OFSC Members and to promote winter tourism in our community