New Interactive Map

This is the first year with our new interactive map. If you are having troubles navigating the map on the left hand side there is a solid white bar with Snoman Trail Map at the top. If you follow down you will see 'Getting Started' is in blue. If you click on that there is a …

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Video on Proper Signing of an Intersection

Here is a link to a video made by Snoman with the help of Trail Auditor Dave Kryschuk on the proper way to sign an intersection

https://youtu.be/oX9ox0Y5OWQ

Video on Proper Signing of a Sharp Corner

Here is a link to a video made by Snoman with the help of Trail Auditor Dave Kryschuk on the proper signing of a sharp corner.

https://youtu.be/iJo4pI2jAh0

Video on Proper Use of a Trail Numbering Sign

Here is a link to a video made by Snoman with the help of Trail Auditor Dave Kryschuk on the proper use of a trail numbering sign.

https://youtu.be/GtEpuFpVmFc

Caution around Stephenfield Lake

The Pembina Valley Water Co-operative is operating an aeration field on Stephenfield Lake in Stephenfield Lake Provincial Park. This means that thin ice or open water is possible in the area. Please use extreme caution while around Stephenfield Lake.

Getting Your Sled Ready to Ride

The sledding season is quickly approaching and that means you have to get your sled ready. Follow the link and get a refresher as to what you should be doing to get trip ready.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR54-NCQrZI

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Public Service Announcement

Snoman (Snowmobilers of Manitoba) Inc. would like to notify snowmobilers throughout the province that ice thickness must be at least 5 inches of clear hard ice to hold a snowmobile. This early in the season that is not the case and we urge riders to stay well clear of waterways, both rivers and …

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How your Snopass dollars get spent?

How your Snopass dollars get spent?

Getting this extensive trail system ready each fall and keeping it in shape throughout the winter is a huge and expensive undertaking, and operations are funded largely by the sale of Snopasses.

Snoman receives $132.86 of each Snopass …

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The Snowmobiling Lifestyle

Snowmobilers are a special kind of people. Snowmobilers live for the snow and many are volunteers with their local clubs. If you want to volunteer contact your local club. Follow the link and check out what makes snowmobilers unique.

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