Follow the fur traders through old growth forests and the rugged Canadian Shield. Run with the deer in their traditional feeding grounds. Smell the Maple Syrup in some of Canada's most productive maple forests. Revel in the Mining and Logging heritage with views of mine shafts, quarries and historical logging facilities still used today.

Something for everyone. From seasoned riders to first timers, long-range sledders to stay and play enjoyers, Algoma has something for everyone.

Algoma loves snowmobilers And we can't wait to show you. With urban centres and laid back small towns, Algoma's peaceful trails always lead to unparalleled comfort, safety and hospitality.

   TRAIL STATUS
ASPA    March 9/10
District 13 trails are now closed. Many thanks to our landowners,trail permit buyers, volunteers, and sponsor businesses for their continued support. Algoma Sno Plan Affiliation would also like to thank the OPP, Local forces, as well as the Stop officers and Trail Patrols for there continued efforts in keeping our trails safe and enjoyable.

GOOD NEWS REGARDING THE BLIND RIVER TO SPRAGGE TRAIL

Finally official confirmation has been received that the trail will be open this winter. The bad news is that it needs a bit more snow and Lake Lauzon is not ready to cross yet. At least it will happen so thank the Blind River Sno Riders for that.

Snowmobile trails on Private Lands are closed to all and any traffic (ATV, dune buggy, trucks etc.). Please respect our landowners property or they will close even more trail systems down. Thank you.

   Trail Permit Purchases
ASPA    Dec 24/09
Remember after December 1, 2009 the price increases from $200.00 to $250.00. Trail Permit Purchases are non refundable or non transferable. They can replaced for a $10.00 administration fee.

Call 1-866-225-4662

   Easter Seals Snowarama
ASPA    Feb 22/10
In the Sault this year 121 riders participated in the 36th Annual Snowarama for Easter Seals Kids raising a whopping $32,400.
In Elliot Lake 45 riders that topped last year\'s $4,200.00 with $4,387.85 for Easter Seal Kids of East Algoma. Thanks to all who helped out in every way.