Snowmobiling in Central Canada

Preferred Outfitters and Tour Operators (use arrows to scroll and click photos for more information)

Snowmobiling Outfitters by region/province:

Ontario offers over 43,000 km (26,000 mi.) of maintained, interconnected, uncongested snowmobile trails. It’s the longest network of recreational trails in the world. Our snowmobiling outfitters can offer you excellent lodging, meals, and equipment rentals so you can experience the most exciting snowmobiling adventures in Canada.

Preferred Outfitters and Tour Operators

Elk Cabins

Elk Cabins

Rates as low as $35.00 per person per night. Breathtaking winter conditions at Elk Cabins provide endless days of fun. Snowmobiling abounds in our area which is tied into a number of trails which run throughout Northern Ontario. Elk Cabins, located on the top A trail, is the perfect “stopover” if you are planning on taking a tour, or a great home base traveling different loops every day returning to one of our cozy cottages to warm up and relax. You can cook your Own meals in your cottage or a meal plan is available with a home cooked meal. Other activities include skating, cross-country skiing, tobogganing and ice fishing.



P.O. Box 241, Elk Lake, ON, P0J 1G0
Ph: (705)678-2283 Fax: (705)678-2283
Website: www.elkcabins.net
Email us:  info@elkcabins.net
Category: Snowmobiling in Central Canada

Auld Reekie Lodge

Auld Reekie Lodge

Centrally located between Shining Tree and Elk Lake right on the A107C Trail in Northeastern Ontario, we offer the finest in accommodations, meals and service. Whether you stay with us and run day loops on our scenic groomed trails or just stop in for a hot lunch and warm up by the fire or an overnight stay with meals, we are here to accommodate you.  New in 2009 is our Swiss Horn Bar & Grill and our 8 person HOT TUB.  Come on in and enjoy!!!!!



General Delivery, Gowganda, ON, P0J 1J0
Ph: (705)624-3512 Fax: (705)624-3513
Website: www.auldreekielodge.com
Email us:  info@auldreekielodge.com
Category: Snowmobiling in Central Canada

Lillabelle Lake Resort

Lillabelle Lake Resort

Want snow? We’ve got it so leave the traffic behind and come to Lillabelle Lake Resort for some of the best sledding you will ever experience. Polar Bear Riders trail L109 and hundreds of miles of well posted groomed trails await. For a true adventure – explore James Bay frontier’s winter wonderland. Lillabelle Lake Resort is fully equiped to offer you some of the most exciting snowmobiling adventures in Canada. Combine a snowmobile trip with a day of ice fishing. Hut rentals available.



P.O. Box 103, Cochrane, ON, P0L 1C0
Ph: 1-888-494-5344
Website: www.lillabellelodge.com
Email us:  info@lillabellelodge.com
Category: Snowmobiling in Central Canada

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Algonquin Provincial Park is the first park the Ontario province set aside to be protected. It was established in 1893 and covers an incredible 7,725 square kilometers (2,983 square miles). This Algonquin wilderness protects many natural ecosystems like bogs, beaches and forests. The landscape can change from rocky ridges to maple forests or flowing rivers in a couple of kilometers. Wildlife is as variable as the landscape. Keep a look out for a moose in the water, his antlers covered in underwater plants, dripping, as he raises his head from eating beneath the surface.


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