Snoman Celebrates National Snowmobiling Environment Month

Manitoba – Snoman (Snowmobilers of Manitoba) Inc. and the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO) reminds riders to keep nature beautiful as we celebrate National Snowmobiling Environment Month during February. Through the Snowmobile Responsibly campaign introduced by CCSO, …

How to Use the Interactive Map

The first thing you need to know is what do the trail colours mean. Green means the trail has been groomed within the last 5 days, yellow means the trail has been groomed in the past 5+ days and red means that the trail is closed. There are however a few red ‘glitches’ on some of …

Benefits of Volunteering

Pick Me… Volunteering and Its Benefits

We all know that snowmobile trails don’t just happen. It takes resources and many volunteer hours to maintain 12,000 kilometers of snowmobile trails in the areas of signing, grooming, equipment maintenance, shelter upkeep, etc. …

Free Ride Weekend

Be sure to sign up for the Free Ride Weekend - Sponsored by One Insurance, BSI, and Red River Mutual. February 16-18, 2019

Interactive Map Information

The interactive map has been fixed and is currently being updated every day. To ensure you are getting the very newest information make sure to refresh your browser with every use.

Help Support STARS

Help Support STARS!

Snoman is excited to be a part of Rescue on the Island with STARS this coming September. Being a part of this important fundraiser for STARS, an organization that provides services that can make a difference for Manitobans, is an honor for Snoman. Rescue on the …

Understanding the Snoman Trail System

For a better understanding of the Snoman trail system click on the link.

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