Manitoba, home to over

13,000 km of Groomed Snowmobile Trails

Snoman’s snowmobile trail network is the largest trail system of any kind in the province, and the only user-pay system.

Snoman trails across Manitoba are located on the Treaty Territories and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Anishininewuk, Dakota Oyate, Denesuline, and Nehethowuk peoples, as well as on the Homeland of the Red River Métis and on lands in northern Manitoba that were and are the ancestral lands of the Inuit.
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Get Your Snopass

Snopasses Are Required On All Snoman Trails From December 1 To April 30

$150

Annual Pass

$75

7 Day Pass

$486

Fine for No Snopass

If you are from Saskatchewan, you are welcome to enjoy Snoman’s trail system with just your registration and insurance. All others, including Manitoba residents, must purchase a Snopass to ride the trails in Manitoba. Be sure to read the full Snopass details to ensure you meet all the requirements.

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Let’s Get Started!

STEP 1

Educate Yourself

Start by taking an online Snowmobile Safety Course before operating on public lands, roads or trails.

STEP 2

Get Your Snopass

Visit any MPI agent to get your Snopass to be able to ride the trails legally.

STEP 3

Find a Trail

View the interactive map under Trail Status and/or download the app ‘Snowmobile Manitoba’ by Mapgears

STEP 4

Join a Club!

Contact a local club or Snoman to find a club near you

scenic routes

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Eastern Gem

You will then head south into a beautiful, forested area on a very winding trail before arriving at the Seven Sisters Hydro dam. The scenic view of the Winnipeg River is amazing.

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Northern Lights

The further north you venture in Manitoba, the longer the winters! If you’re adventurous, challenge yourself with the 144-km trail from Flin Flon to The Pas.

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who we are

Snoman Inc. is a non-profit organization representing 53 snowmobiling clubs

Our member snowmobiling clubs maintain and groom over 13,000 kilometres of Manitoba’s scenic trails. Member clubs are financially supported through the sale of Snopasses. We were established to:

  • Advance organized snowmobiling in Manitoba

  • Develop snowmobile trails and associated facilities

  • Promote snowmobile safety

  • Assist with protecting the environment

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Snoman by the Numbers

53

Member Clubs

13,000+

Kilometres of Groomed Trails

5,300+

Club Members

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