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akes and ponds are tightening up, the snow has been accumulating in many parts, and the groomers are keeping busy.

OSM has attended everything snowmobile this fall, and the enthusiasm for the upcoming season has been incredible. We met with many North American dealers this fall, and it was absolutely remarkable how well they’re all doing. Dealers seemed to be overwhelmed at the hype and excitement from their customers this past December. With this early snowfall and cold temps, you can’t help but be excited for sledding.

If you haven’t already planned a ride this year, or are wondering where to go or where to ride, this edition of OSM is a great starting point when planning your winter. We enjoyed quite a few incredible rides last year that

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you’ll read about in this issue, the OSM Travel Guide and Trail Atlas. If you’re considering trying a new trail system or a new area this season, maybe new trails and new hospitalities, we hope this book will assist you in planning your adventures. This issue is great, especially if you’re looking to go for a ride in New Brunswick, Ontario or Quebec. There are maps and editorials featured on these areas. You can map out your proposed sledding excursion routes; check trails to give you an idea of what is available. Having maps together in one magazine makes it pretty easy. The guys have some great products available for you to look at in the Buyer’s Guide.

Included in this issue of OSM is the Official CSRA Race Program. If you’re interested in Snowcross racing, or thinking about giving it a try, all the

details on how to and when to register are within the program. Remember you’re never too old to be in the winner’s circle on the podium! The CSRA has classes for everyone. Check one out this winter!

As the lakes continue freeze, and more snow falls, get out and ride and enjoy the winter of 2017. If you’re ever riding around lake Simcoe in Willow Beach, Ontario, we invite you to visit our office and warm up, grab a coffee or water at our office. It’s minutes from the trails on Lake Simcoe.

We are also updating our website www.osmmag.com daily with new excursions and adventures that we’ve ridden or are planning to ride throughout the year. So sit back and enjoy the issue, plan trips and read about great places to ride. Hope to see you out on the trails this season!

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you have done a lot of travel snowmobiling and think you have seen it all, then maybe you need to add Eeyou Istchee Baie-James to your snowmobiler bucket list. The region is located North of the 49° parallel and boasts over 1100kms of perfectly maintained trails that takes you through some remote areas of Quebec’s north, and truly makes you feel like you are on an adventure. Eeyou Istchee Baie-James is a true big mile trip where you are going to see some epic vistas, hammer down on some fast doublewide trails, meet some amazing people, and take in some of Canada’s Cree Heritage if you choose.

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YOU ARE GOING TO FALL IN LOVE WITH TRAIL 93

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hen OSM got the call from our friend Steven Pomerleau, from the offices of Tourisme BaieJames & Eeyou Istchee Tourism, to see if we would be interested in joining him on a three day ride through the region that would have us start in Oujé-Bougoumou and end up at one of Canada’s largest snowmobile cross-country races, The Festival Folifrets which was celebrating it’s 50th year running, the answer as you could imagine was a resounding YES! Known in the race community as simply “Chibougamau”, the race attracts some of the most hardcore Cross Country racers, and pits man against machine in a 345km race through the boreal forest.

Being it was the 50th year, and there was also a chance that the festival was going to break a Guinness world record for the largest collection of vintage snowmobiles in one parade with the Presidents Ride, it only made sense that OSM was going to there. Choosing the OSM crew members that would make the trip was an easy

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decision. We would put the “band back together” and take the same crew that had been part of a 2014 trip into the region.

It was made up of myself, Darren (Desi) Desautels, Steve (Fluffy) Hannah and Bruce (Brucie) Roulston. We knew our sleds for this adventure needed to have the big horsepower required to ride the big kilometers in Eeyou Istchee Baie-James, so we loaded the trailer with our 2016 Yamaha ViperSR, the 2016 Ski-Doo XRS, the 2016 Arctic Cat XF 8000, (compliments of Country Corners) and the 2016 Polaris ProS 800 (compliments of Edge Performance).

To begin, the drive to the region is about 12 hours from the Toronto Area.

The best route to take is to drive through North Bay and continue north toward Kirkland Lake. This will take you towards New Liskard, and then follow the route to Notre-Dame-du-Nord where you will cross into the province of Quebec. While in Quebec, the route will take you along the 117hwy towards Val-d’or, and onwards

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The 397 highway turns into what can only be described as an unpaved cottage road that lasts over 100kms. It is a stick hauler (forestry trucks) access road and is not really fun to be on in the middle of the winter.

We wish we had this information before, but are happy to share it with you now. We also got stopped for 10mins by a grumpy moose who had no desire to get out of the middle of the road. This is when you know you have reached the great white north. After that, the highways again become paved and smooth and we made our way to the Capissisit Lodge, which would be home for truck and trailer and our first night’s accommodation. The Capissisit Lodge is located in the newest Cree community on the shores of Lake Opemisca, and was recently renovated with over a million dollars in upgrades.

The rooms and common areas are really nice, and you immediately feel the Cree heritage when you step inside. A traveler’s note; the Oujé-Bougoumou is a community that is not open late, and does not have traditional restaurants and bars. You will need to stop in Amos beforehand, and load up on any beverages and snacks that you may want for the evening. The rooms are very modern and clean and the lodge offers a huge parking lot, (with cameras) so trailer parking is not an issue. After the 12 hour drive and a few cocktails in the room, it was off to bed for an early rise to start the adventure.

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DAY 1

The first day has us up early and eating breakfast in the lodge’s amazing restaurant. The breakfast was over the top, and well appreciated to get us fueled up and ready to ride. We would meet up with Steven here at the lodge and be hitting the trails around 9:00am. The trail runs directly through the Capissisit Lodge parking lot and it’s a quick 23 km burn down to Chapais, where you can gas up and then hook up to trail 93 towards Lebel-surQuévillon, (LSQ) and this is where the fun really begins. The 93 between Chapais and LSQ is really fast, wide open riding that takes you through some amazing vistas and elevation changes. The trail also has some sections that have those really fast, sweeping corners through the woods and that’s about it. You start to notice that you are in the remote wilderness when you realize there is nothing between Chapais and your first gas stop in Desmaraisville, so gas management comes into play, and you need to watch the throttle finger. Sure, you are going to be tempted to squeeze that throttle because the trails allow for it, but you also need to make 150km to the gas stop, which is doable on most newer sleds, but not if you’re heavy on the throttle. After gassing up, we made our way to LSQ, where we would stop for lunch at a

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great little place called the Restaurant O P C. The food was home cooked goodness, and the place was filled with locals, so you know you are in the right place to eat. After lunch, our next adventure was to head north on trail 396, and make our way to Matagami for the first night on the trail.

The trail up to Matagami is a whole lot of fun if you are into fast corner to corner

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onsnow riding. It goes without saying that the trails were groomed flat, and the signage was really good, but the biggest smiles we had as a group was riding up to Matagami.

You are going to ride more than 132kms after lunch, so plan on getting to your hotel just as the darkness is settling in and the temp drops. Matagami is a town that is completely setup for snowmobilers. The trail takes you right into town, and the first stop is the Shell gas station, where you can refuel the sleds for the night (we all know the rule, never put sleds to bed empty) and stock up on some beverages to go in the fridge for the après story telling that is about to go down, after the first day out on the trails.

We checked into the Matagami Hotel, which has one of the best snowmobile deals this traveler has ever come across.

For only $95.00 per person, the offer gets you a room with a buddy, (double/double) and a full dinner in the restaurant attached to the hotel. The meal itself is really good food, and includes your choice of a full entree, a beer, (how civilized is that) soup and desert. The deal is so tailored to snowmobilers that they even say right at the beginning of the service that it also includes tip, because you are not paying for the dinner when you have it, so you may not have any small bills to try and tip, they just include it.

It is a no-brainer, easy meal with great food and cold beer.

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DAY 2

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The second day had us up early and spinning tracks by 8:30am.

The goal for today was to make it back to Lebel-sur-Quévillion, the town where we stopped for the lunch the day before, with a lunch stop in Amos. The route would take us back down south out of Matagami, on the 396 the west side.

The first portion of the trail was a bunch of fun, with really fast, twisty swoopers that just made you giggle like a school girl in your helmet. There was quite a few elevation changes, and keeping the speed up was really simple. After a brief stop at the warm up shack, things got really fun. The second part of the 396 south was a hydro corridor that had views as far as the eye can see, and those tummy tickler hills that you can hit at speed, and just float down the back side. This is one of those trails that you just want to turn around and do again, but seeing that again, we had over 160km between gas stops, unless you are packing extra fuel, there is no turning back. By the time you get to St-Dominique-du-Rosair, which is only 25km to Amos, you are staring pretty hard at the gas gauge. After the fuel stop, it’s a straight shot into Amos for lunch. The town of Amos is actually in a different region in Quebec, a region that is also a favorite to OSM, and that is Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Seeing as how we know the snowmobile guru from the Abitibi-Témiscamingue tourism office,

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THIS IS ONE OF THOSE PLA CE S THA T M A K E S YOU G L A D YOU A SKED A LOCA L , BE C A U S E T HE FOOD IS AM A Z I NG AN D I T S E T UP AS A HI GH E N D BU FFET S T Y L E SO YOU C A N E AT WH EN YO U W A N T AN D TRY SE V E RAL DI F FE RE N T T H I N GS .

Guillaume Travert, we reached out and asked his opinion where the best place to stop for the lunch was and he suggested The Hotel Esker in Amos. Once again, our friend Guillaume did not let us down. To find the hotel when you get into Amos from the 396, you will see a local trail down the river in Amos. The trail is well used, so you know it is safe, and when you get to the second bridge, you will see a small trail up the side of the bank. That will pop you out in the Hotel Esker parking lot. This is one of those places that makes you glad you asked a local, because the food is amazing and it’s set up in a high-end buffet style, so you can eat when you want and try several different things. A travelers note; this would be a great place to stay if you are in the region on an overnight. The selection of beer on hand at the Hotel Esker is shocking, and you can just tell it would be a fun place at night.

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after lunch, it was coffee and water for this crew, but we made a mental note to return to the Hotel Esker. From Amos, you find yourself back on Trail 93, and again you will be smiling in your helmet. You will find yourself in some twisty, wooded areas that pop out onto the pole lines, and then back into the woods. With only 100kms to the gas stop in Senneterre, you’re not too concerned about the fuel, so you can squeeze that throttle a little more. After a quick fuel stop, you are a straight shot back to LSQ, where you will be spending the night at the Motel Du Lac. Again, you will be getting in just as the sun is setting, and right before the mercury drops, so that’s why you plan an early departure the next morning from Matagami. As you take the 93 into town, you immediately find a gas station right off the trail, so there’s a quick fuel up, and conveniently, there’s also a beverage store where you can grab a few cold ones for the room when you get to the Motel Du Lac. For dinner we decided to grab a seven-dollar cab ride from the Motel to the place we had lunch, the OPC Deli, because we knew the food was good and the people are great.

THE CLUB HOUSE IN CHAPAIS HAS AMAZING FOOD. MAY WE SUGGEST THE POUTINE.

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The third and final day of our adventure through Eeyou Istchee BaieJames region had us heading back along the 93 to get back to our truck and trailer, and eventually make our way to Chibougamau, where we would take in the festival as a perfect closer to the perfect adventure trip. I know there is a feeling among the snowmobile community that you hate to do the same trail twice, but trust me when I say that the 93 is such a good trail, that you will have no issues riding this trail twice, and you truly feel like you are the only ones out on the trail. This is a good time to discuss a weird phenomenon that takes place in the region that we noticed, and have discussed frequently when stopped. When you are out on the trails, it is very rare to run into another group of sledders. However, when you enter into the towns and gas stations, they are filled with snowmobiles. “Where do all these people come from?” was asked a lot. The trails spread groups out, and you never get the impression you are riding on top of another group. Anyone who has rode on a Saturday in Muskoka Ontario, knows exactly what we are referring to.

After a great run back up the 93, we stopped in Chapais at the local snowmobile clubhouse for lunch. Yes, you read that

YOU WILL FIND SOME PRETTY EPIC VISTAS ON THIS TOUR.

right; the Club Motoneige du Chapais is a fully working clubhouse that has some the best home cooked food you will find out on any trail. Bold statement I know, but the club members take the clubhouse very seriously, and you just know that this is the heart of the region for a meeting place for snowmobilers. Travelers note; order the poutine. After lunch we had a short ride back to where we had left our truck and

N O T W AN TI N G TH E T R I P T O EN D , A F EW M EM B ER S ASKED I F TH EY C O U LD SK I P L O AD I N G TH E T R U C K A ND T R A I L ER , A ND R I D E I NT O CHIBOUGAMAU, A ND M EET T HE TRUCK AT THE H O T EL .

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trailer, as it was time to load back up and drive into Chibougamau to take in the festival, and see some really good cross country racing. Not wanting the trip to end, a few members asked if they could skip loading the truck and trailer, and ride into Chibougamau, and meet the truck at the hotel. After some heavy negotiations as to who would drive truck and who will ride, it was decided that Desi and Brucie would be the rock stars and ride, and Fluffy and I would drive chase truck and meet them at the hotel. The Hotel Chibougamau is where to stay when you get there. It is set up for sledders and even has a compound for sled parking that gets locked overnight.

That is a warm blanket for anyone who has spent time on overnight sled trips. It actually helps this guy sleep a little sounder. The rooms are average and comfortable, with enough room for two guys and gear to share a room, and a quick walk down the street gets you to the Pub which has amazing food, cold local beers, and a

really talented wait staff. The scene at the pub this night was all about the big crosscountry race the next day, and this was why we were here this weekend.

After logging over 1000km in three days in the region, we all had to admit that we were sad that it was over. Spending the morning taking in The Festival Folifrets that completely takes over the town of Chibougamau, you really get the feeling you are in a community of like-minded snowmobilers, and just being a part of the festival makes you feel at home. It is nothing that you would imagine a sled fest would be; it literally takes over the town.

If you have plans to come and ride the adventure of what is the Eeyou Istchee Baie-James area, be prepared to discover some amazing trails, ride wide open terrain, and meet some amazing people. And if you are planning a trip, we highly suggest you check the dates of the festival and book your trip around that weekend.

You will not be disappointed.

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EVEN IN THE MIDDLE OF NORTHERN QUEBEC THE SIGNAGE IS IMPECCABLE.

NO MATTER HOW HARD WE BARTERED GUY WAS NOT GIVING UP HIS PABST FLEECE JACKET.

HOTEL ESKER IN AMOS TAKES THERE BEER SELECTION VERY SERIOUSLY.

REFERENCE GUIDE: We used the 2015-2016 Eeyou Istchee Baie-James trail map for the entire trip.

Eeyou Istchee Baie-James Tourism 1-855-328-2026 www.escapelikeneverbefore.com Abitibi-Témiscamingue Tourism 1-800-808-0706 www.abitibi-temiscaminque-tourism.org Capissisit Lodge, Ouje-Bougoumou QC 418-745-3944 www.capissisitlodge.com Motel Du Lac, Label-sur-Quévillon QC 1-819-755-4333 Hôtel Chibougamau, Chibougamau QC 418-748-2669 www.hotelchibougamau.com Hôtel des Eskers d’Amos 819-732-5386 www.hoteleskers.com

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NOTHING LIKE A SUNSET VOYAGEUR Polaris recommends that all snowmobile riders take a training course. Do not attempt maneuvers beyond your capability. Always wear a helmet and other safety apparel.

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2 OUT OF 3 CYLINDERS ISN’T BAD Polaris recommends that all snowmobile riders take a training course. Do not attempt maneuvers beyond your capability. Always wear a helmet and other safety apparel.

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HEADING SOUTH TOWARDS NEWRICHMOND VIA TRAIL 595

all of us die hard sled heads dream all summer of what Mother Nature will deliver to us for the upcoming season.

We all cross our fingers in hopes of another blessed year of white precipitation that blankets our favourite riding playgrounds.

2016 was not one of those years as we all know. …Ontario, New Brunswick and Québec all experienced well below normal snow falls, and left most of us wondering where to plan our next weekend ride, to scratch the itch we all craved for months in the off season.

We at OSM are like everyone else, we are always looking for snow and waiting for huge amounts of it. Watching the weather channel became more of an addiction in 2016 than I can ever remember, looking at the long range forecast to see who had, and who was getting dumped on.

Our annual Gaspé visit was fast approaching, and of course there was snow in their region, but with the ever changing

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coastal climate, we were wondering if our 7th year tour ride of the Gaspésie peninsula was actually going to happen.

I made my usual call to Zoé at the Québec Maritime tourism office, and she set us up again with some awesome lodging and suggested trails for our Interior and coastal ride, to begin on February 15, 2016.

Having 2000+ kms of trails in the Gaspé Peninsula, their tourism structure in the winter months is completely geared towards the snowmobiler, and providing the best possible experience that one could hope for. There are lots of spectacular hotels and lodging in almost every town, with plenty of fuel stops along the way, and there’s no shortage of OEM sled dealers if you happen to need a repair.

If riding from destination to destination is not your bag, the Gaspé region also offers some of the best off trail riding in eastern Canada. A quick look on YouTube on your smart phone or tablet will back my statement up, and show you what I am talking about.

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Now, with our Itinerary in hand confirmed for four days of riding trail 5, and the interior trails 595 and 597, we had full hopes that Mother Nature was going to cooperate for our tour.

This was shaping up for a great mid-February ride, in one of our preferred winter spots. Riding with me on this tour, and no strangers to Gaspé, was our back up camera man Jamie Colvin, Cory “Roller” Manion from Ardock, and Wayne “Wobblie” Evans from parts unknown. The truck was set and pointed east for a 13 hour pull to Matane, to stay at one of our favorite Québec stops at the Riôtel Matane. This again would be our take off point and last night’s stay of this tour, with the truck and trailer parked for the week.

We have stayed at the Riôtel Matane several times, and absolutely love our stays here. The new Cargo restaurant on site has great eats while you over look the St. Lawrence River, and the staff is top notch. The food is excellent and the rooms are completely modernized, with an indoor pool and spa to relax in after a full day on the trails. Check out www.quebecmaritime.ca/riotelmatane to book your stay.

THE FOOD I S E X C E LLE NT A ND THE ROOM S A R E C OMPL E T E LY MOD ER NI Z E D

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DAY 1

we woke to a sunny, sub-zero day sitting at -25, and as we unloaded the sleds from the trailer, the grip warmers were set to high until we got the blood flowin’.

Sleds warmed up, back packs on, and now in the saddle, we were throttle down, heading east on trail 5, looking for trail 595 which is the first southerly trial thru the Chic Choc Reserve Mountains. This trail heading south brings you thru some beautiful mountain views, and with the trail groomed to exactly what we were looking for, it made the ride so far, all worth our drive east.

We were heading south to stay the night in New Richmond at Hôtel Le Francis.

The temperatures were on an extreme rise as we got closer to the peninsula’s south shore on Chaleur Bay, and it was making us wonder what new weather could be moving in for us in the upcoming days.

Once we arrived at Hôtel Le Francis, we were greeted with the welcoming staff that helped us get settled in and comfortable. With our gear now hung up for the night, we sat down for a great meal and relaxing night with a few cold ones, while scrolling thru our phone pictures of the day’s perfect ride. Visit www.hotelfrancis. qc.ca for all bookings.

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JAMIE LIFTING A 1/4” OF ICE OFF THE WINDSHIELD FROM FREEZING RAIN

BUT SHE D E CI DED T O T OS S I N A FR E E ZI N G R AI N A LE RT F O R TH E D A Y. O H G O O D !

DAY 2

we checked the weather update, and found out that Mother Nature had brought the temps up to around the freezing point and she dropped some fresh snow….. But she decided to toss in a freezing rain alert for the day. Oh Good!

Once back on the sleds and riding about a foot of fresh snow, we were heading east towards Chandler, hoping the rain would hold off. Well, cooperate she did not….and dropped some precipitation on us for several hours that, of course froze to us immediately, and made the visibility challenging at times. However, we were still sledding, and it takes more than a little rain to set us diehards back. I’m sure you all agree!

After a stop at the Chandler Snowmobile clubhouse, which is the home club and central call centre for all grooming and trail updates in the Gaspé Region, this left us not far from our overnight stay at Hotel Chandler, and the end of our second day.

We have stayed at this hotel before, and with sled parking right at your room door, and an excellent restaurant right in the hotel, this is the place to drop your boots and relax for the night. You will not need to look for any other lodging while in Chandler, as this place satisfies most tastes.

To book this stop on your tour of the south peninsula shoreline, visit www.hotelchandler.com

AFTER A FEW HOURS OF FREEZING RAIN IT WAS TIME FOR A BREAK.

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LOOKING DOWN ON MT. SAINT PIERRE

AFTER WE DECEDED OUT OF THE MOUNTIANS THIS WAS OUR TRAIL CONDITIONS. THIS ALL HAPPENED WITHIN 5 KM’S

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of the tour we woke to about +8 temps and sunshine. However, our friend Mother Nature did drop a lot of rain overnight in Chandler, and the weather channel was reporting that a lot of rain had fallen on the north shore in Mt. SaintPierre the day before. This is where we were heading for night 3, via trail 597, and were crossing our fingers.

As we headed north, the trails were showing no real signs of effects from the rain whatsoever. The sun was shining and this day was starting out to be a sledding day that you would pick off a menu, if you could pre-order your day of riding.

Now, the farther we rode, and after exiting north out of Murhdocville, the trails were now showing some early signs that Mother Nature did pay a visit the day before…. cause for any concern?….I didn’t think so…. However, within 5 km from Mt. Saint-Pierre, and descending 1,350 ft out of the higher elevation, we now had a coastal view of the St. Lawrence, and the landscape was showing hard signs that our friend, Mother Nature took the north shore trail from us. We were now seeing spring-like conditions in February, and landscape with absolutely no snow cover, that we have never witnessed here before.

Working our way up to a beautiful interior view, as you can see by the photo, we were out of snow on the north shore. After some minor road scratching, we made it to our hotel in Mt. Saint-Pierre to stay the night at Le Délice Motel, nestled in the valley. www.hotelfrancis.qc.ca

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The climate on the east coast is forever changing, without much notice, and watching the forecast is a must here. You do need a well thought out plan for your ride, and a day or two grace is strongly suggested. The landscape here in the Gaspésie is unique unto itself, and offers every rider something they are looking

to experience. I have been able chat to many riders trailside that are visiting Gaspé, and I have yet to hear any disappointment.

With several years of riding the Gaspésie Peninsula under my belt now, this sledder’s heaven is a “must visit” for any sledder.

WE HERE AT OSM ARE EXCITED FOR ANOTHER GREAT SEASON

“On Snow” and wish you all a safe and enjoyable 2017 ride.

“I will see you on the trails.”

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ne of the most incredible single hours I’ve ever spent snowmobiling was the nearly 80 miles that Pat, Rich, Matt, Dan and I rallied this past March, in an area of New Brunswick, Canada, There, aboard some of the fastest, big bore iron available in 2016, riding on 30foot wide, perfectly-groomed trails that gently curved, climbed and meandered between Saint-Quentin, Serpentine Lake and Island Lake – the five of us rode for an hour straight, with the lever pressed to the handlebars, laughing like adrenalineinfused school kids leaving school for the start of summer.

That you can ride 80 mph for an hour straight, on trails with endless turns, hills and stunning beauty, speaks to the quality of trails, the lack of traffic, and the fact that there are no speed limits in New Brunswick. Yes, you read that correctlyno speed limits.

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The hour of fun we experienced probably also speaks to the group dynamics of this particular gang of knuckleheads, but that’s another story altogether. And for the record, we were all quite safe, and no other snowmobilers were present during this hour of speed.

And yes, also for the record, I do know we’re talking Canada, and therefore I should refer to distance in kilometers.

But since I’m a slow learner and I never made it past 3rd grade math, you’ll have to excuse me.

What I won’t be excused from however, is gushing about the truly incredible riding in this area of New Brunswick, which we experienced last March, thanks to the generosity and expert companionship of Brad Mann, President of the New Brunswick Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (NBFSC), Ross Antworth, NBFSC General Manager, and Kyle Good, NBFSC Trail Manager. These guys are doing excellent work, building the coalitions,

and providing the support and energy to make New Brunswick a premier destination for snowmobiling in North America.

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W H Y SH O U L D Y O U C O N SI D ER N B F O R A R I D I N G D ESTI N ATI O N ?

HOW MANY GUYS DOES IT TAKE TO FIGURE OUT WHICH DIRECTION THEY SHOULD GO? IN NEW BRUNSWICK, IT JUST TAKES ONE, WHILE ALL THE OTHER GUYS ARE THERE FOR MORAL SUPPORT.

First, with an annual average snowfall of more than 130 inches, this area of northern New Brunswick, sandwiched between the northern tip of Maine and the Atlantic Ocean, is a snowmobiler’s dream-come-true, especially if you want to ride big miles… I mean kilometers! There are 8,000 kilometers of trails, and if they’re anything like the roughly 700 kilometers that we rode over two days, they are worth the trip.

Second, for the snowmobiler who seeks adventure, this area offers a truly remote riding experience that will awaken the inner-explorer inside of you. When you can ride for longer than an hour without seeing another human dwelling, let alone gas, you’re required to plan your route and fuel consumption accordingly.

The OSM crew likes to think of itself as modern day Plaisted Expedition-types, who conquer wilderness through cunning resourcefulness (and the coolest phone apps). There are large swaths of New Brunswick that tested our folly, and gave us just enough anxiety to feel like we actually did earn the title of “Explorers.” Of course, there are also untold numbers of cities and towns along the perimeter of this province for those who want their daily fix of Tim Horton’s.

Third: the trails! In the 700 km we rode in NB, only for 50 km did we have to experience something that resembled a bump. For the other 650 km, the trails were smooth as glass. Indeed, we did zero suspension testing on this trip, but nobody seemed to complain about it.

And the trails aren’t just groomed to perfection; they’re also marked and signed with equal care and attention. While we modern day Plaistedtypes can discern directions and distances by looking to the skies, reading the movements of animals and relying upon our sextants and sundials, other snowmobilers might appreciate knowing exactly where they are at every intersection.

There are great snowmobile destinations throughout Canada and the U.S. We should all be so lucky to visit each of them. Alas, that’s not how it plays out for most of us due to those nasty constraints known as time and money. Therefore, we must pick and choose and hope for the best.

I’m here to tell you that it would be hard to choose anything better than New Brunswick.

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THERE ARE A LOT OF MOOSE IN THIS AREA OF QUEBEC. MATT DEMANDED THAT WE DO OUR BEST TO SPOT ONE SO THAT HE COULD GRAB A PHOTO TO SHARE WITH HIS FACEBOOK FRIENDS. FORTUNATELY, EVERYTHING WORKED OUT FOR MATT AND THE MOOSE.

WITH 300-PLUS KILOMETERS OF TRAIL RIDING IN FRONT OF US, WE BEGAN EACH DAY WITH 15 MINUTES OF ‘JAZZERCISE’ TO LOOSEN AND WARM UP OUR BODIES.

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SNOWMOBILE CLUBS IN CANADA’S EASTERN PROVINCES HAVE BUILT AND MAINTAIN SOME ABSOLUTELY AWESOME TRAILSIDE WARMING HUTS, COMPLETE WITH FIREPLACES, TABLES AND CHAIRS AND OTHER AMENITIES.

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IN A REMOTE SECTION OF NB, FAR, FAR AWAY FROM ANY TOWNS OR HUMAN STRUCTURE, IS A PLACE CALLED SERPENTINE LODGE, WHERE YOU CAN BUY GAS, (THAT THE OWNER HAULS IN BARRELS VIA GROOMER) LUNCH AND A REMOTE LODGE EXPERIENCE THAT IS INCREASINGLY DIFFICULT TO FIND IN THESE MODERN TIMES.

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THE SUN RISES FIRST ON NEW BRUNSWICK. AND THE RIDING HERE IS SO GOOD THAT YOU’LL WANT TO BE ON THE TRAILS EARLY (AND STAY LATE).

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his trip all started back at last year’s Toronto International Snowmobile, ATV & Powersport show when OSM and The Ontario Tourism Market Partnership Corporation got together and developed an all-expense paid trip for two to ride with the crew of OSM. The contest, dubbed #TripWithOSM, had attendees of the show following clues that were published and promoted leading up to the big event that created a photo-type scavenger hunt. The clues were; 1) I haven’t shaved because winter is coming, 2) Americans think all Canadian look like me, 3) Sometimes I can make your feet sore. The astute and smart attendees that figured it out found the full size cut out of Paul Bunyan in the Ontario Travel Pavilion and snapped a shot of themselves posing with Paul and posted it to social media outlets with the “hashtag” TripWithOSM and after that they were entered into the contest. Tons of people posted pictures but only one could win. At 3:30pm on the final day of the show the draw was made and Elizabeth (Buffy) Fulton-Breathat was announced the winner! – And so began the #TripWithOSM adventure.

I H A V E N’T SHA V E D BECA U S E WINT E R I S COM I NG

ART IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER

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After the dust had settled from the October Show, Mike Blakoe of OSM and I started to plan the trip for the lucky winner, and anxiously waited for the snow to fly across Ontario. Well, we all know that last year was not a banner year for snow in Ontario. (OK there, we said it, it’s over, and we all got through it), so when it was time to choose the best location to ride for the trip, we decided to go head to where we know there is always snow, Kirkland Lake. The lucky winner Buffy made the obvious choice to bring her Husband Chuck Breathat who it turns out is the President of the Sudbury Trail Plan. Being that Chuck was pretty familiar with Sudbury it was another reason we decided to head to Kirkland Lake, as Sudbury it was only fair that if you win a all-expense paid trip you should probably snowmobile in a new area. The next decision was to decide how far we want to make the ride. This gets

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Absolutely, everything from 2500kms trips around Ontario to the mountains and ocean side trail of New Brunswick” Right there, we knew we could put together a great ride.

The next step, pick the route. Due to schedules and weather, the trip was taken down to a two day/one night adventure, so with help from our friends at the Northeastern Ontario Tourism office, we decided we would leave from Kirkland Lake, make our way to Cochrane via the A trail and return back down the second day. Our starting place where the truck

and trailer would live for the night was the Comfort Inn Kirkland Lake. This is a great spot to start and is set up for snowmobilers. First they have a separate parking lot with ample room for the trailers. Second the trail literally cuts through the parking lot via a short access trail. We arrived around the dinnertime, and as a travelers, note there is no restaurant attached to the Comfort Inn so you will need to head out for dinner. After checking in, and meeting our winners in the lobby, we asked the best place for a burger and a beer was and the hotel told us you have to head down to Vienna’s Bar and Grill. For us it was a short cab ride down town and as always it is good to listen to the local at the hotel. Food was good at Vienna’s and the beer is cold. Check. After dinner and some great discussions about sledding with our new hardcore sledders Buffy and Chuck it was back to the hotel, get some shut eye, and get ready for the ride to Cochrane.

As we awoke the next day, Mother Nature was not kind to us. She had rolled in with a freezing rain storm, that after checking our weather apps looked like it was going to last the day. To most, this would have deterred the average sled-

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der from heading out on an overnight saddlebag ride, due to the inclement weather, but not us. We are sledders.

Rain or Shine, we ride. We did discussed this with the winners, and they too are hardcore and the resounding answer was; what is a little rain? So with saddlebags packed and as many extra gloves we could muster, we set out along the A trail to Cochrane. The first part of the trail out of Kirkland Lake is a really great mixture of nice sweeping corners and wooded trails. There are some really good fast spots, and the thickness of the forest with

the snow-covered pines is really cool.

There was several stops needed as the ice was building up pretty bad and you needed the time to scrape the goggles and face shields, but again not complaining just dealing with what Mother Nature was throwing at us. After the first part of A trail you pop out in Ramore, which has a really great local restaurant called Rollys, and it was all agreed that a coffee and piece of pie to warm up was in order.

You could tell by the clientele that this was the local place to meet and the staff was great. After our warm up session, it

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was back on the A trail to make tracks to Iroquois Falls for lunch stop. You will need to stop in Matheson for Gas and there is an Esso right off the trail. The trail up to Iroquois falls is fast. A good portion of this is old rail line between Ramore and Matheson, and then you start getting into pretty cool elevation changes with a mix of woods and meadows running into Val Gangé, then switches back to fast straights into Iroquois Falls. We made great time to lunch and stopped at another great local restaurant in the downtown called the Imperial Restaurant. To get to the Imperial there is a bit of road rashing for a few blocks but the place is well marked on the trail and you can find it.

After lunch and a well needed de-thaw, we gassed up in Iroquois Falls and made tracks to Cochrane. Once back on the A Trail, the trail to Cochrane has to some of the best sledding this guy has done in the freezing rain. Even though the weather was inclement, the trails were so good that you literally forgot about the ice rain.

The trail is fast with again those swopping really fast corners that make you work just enough to keep you warm, but not crazy tight trails that you feel like you are on a snowcross track. We arrived at our overnight destination called the Best Western Swan Castle Inn in the downtown core of Cochrane just as the dark and cold was setting in. It was perfect timing because any later without the daytime

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sending the first text, Jeremy immediately replied back; “Go To JR’s BBQ and order the ribs. Dude the sauce is black gold” Enough said, off to JR’s it was. The walk is a short distance from the Castle Inn (actually for us and the ice rain it was a short slide) and Jeremy did not lie. The place was packed and everyone was eating ribs. If I maybe so bold, I describe the ribs as Legen…wait for it..dary. A big tip of the helmet to our buddy Jeremy for suggesting this place.

The next day the rain has subsided and we stoked to get back out on those trails.

Today, and again after talking to our friend Jeremy from Kimpex, we were also invited to visit the Cochrane Classic Vintage Riders Museum and the Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat. Yes you read that correctly, there are polar bears in Cochrane and you can get to the museum and habitat directly from the snowmobile trails. It turns out that Jeremy’s dad, Dan Girard is the president of the museum and he was generous enough to take time from his day to do a private tour of the museum during off hours so we could take the time to really appreciate what they have created in Cochrane. The Museum is filled

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The work that has been done to the museum, and the care put into it, really shows the dedication and the love of the sport Dan Girard and his team have to snowmobiling. After touring the museum, we met up the folks at the Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat, which is connected to the Museum, where the staff was also generous to allow us to tour through the habitat and view a feeding during the morning break. The Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat is both the largest, and the only human care facility in the world dedicated solely to polar bears.

With 7 hectares of pristine, natural environment categorized as sub-arctic, the habitat also features the world’s largest enclosed lake that provides an ice platform for up to 7 months of the year. It is truly an amazing thing to see and if you ever find yourself sledding in Cochrane, you need to take the time and head over to the Museum and Polar Bear Habitat. It is very easy to find with great signage from the trail and it leads directly to the front door. Be prepared to spend and hour or so if you are into the

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vintage stuff, because there is a lot of it there.

After our private tour, we saddled up and started making tracks back down to Kirkland Lake as Buffy had to be on call for her job and we were excited to get riding again. With the ice gone and the rain stopped the trail back down was much better than the day before and more enjoyable for sure.

We made our back down and stopped for lunch in Matheson.

We stumbled across a great little hidden gem called the Northern Delight Chinese food restaurant. When in doubt of a restaurant I always pick one where the big rigs are out front because experience shows that if the truckers who take the highway route everyday stop there, that means the portions are good, the food is hot, and the price is reasonable. The truckers did not let us down on the North Delight Chinese Food Restaurant. You can also access the parking lot from the gas station in Matheson. After lunch it is a straight shot down back down to Kirkland Lake and we were back at the trucks before the sun set.

At the beginning of this adventure, and riding with new people, you never really

A HUGE TIP OF THE HELMET TO DAN GIRARD, PRESIDENT OF THE COCHRANE CLASSIC VINTAGE RIDERS SNOWMOBILE MUSEUM

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know what you are find when you set out for an overnight trip. With Mother Nature against us, and the desire to ride, I can truly say that the Winners of the #TripWithOSM were some the best sledders I have travelled with and can be put into the category of hardcore. A really big thanks to Buffy and Chuck for making great memories and new sledding friends, and to Dan Girard for taking the time to let us tour the museum and polar bear habitat.

All of that wrapped up in two days and one night. If you are looking for great trails, good people and a ton of fun then the trip to Cochrane from Kirkland lake needs to be on your sledders bucket list. See you out on the trails.

Sledders Reference Guide: For this trip we used 2016 OFSC District 14 Trail Guide and the OFSC 2016 District 15 Trail Guide.

Plus a travel suggestion is, at the hotels in Kirkland Lake, we also found a local single sheet map printed out that helps you navigate the trails around the town of Kirkland Lake Comfort Inn Kirkland Lake 455 Government Rd W, Chaput Hughes, ON P0K 1A0 Phone: 705-567-4909 www.comfortinnkirklandlake.com Best Western Swan Castle Inn 189 Railway St & 7th Ave, Cochrane, ON P0L1C0 Phone: 705-272-5200 www.bestwestern.com/ca/SwanCastleInn Vienna’s Bar and Grill – Kirkland Lake 5 Government Rd W, Kirkland Lake, ON P2N 2C9 Phone: 705-567-5959 Imperial Restaurant – Iroquois Falls 146 Main St, Iroquois Falls, ON, Canada Phone: 705-232-6660

THE HAPPY WINNERS CHUCK & BUFFY!

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TOURING SAINT RAYMOND, QUEBEC

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onsnow WHA T M A K E S T HE P ERFE C T SNOW M OB I L E D ESTIN A T I ON FOR TRA I L R I D I NG? For me, it’s a landscape of hills, rivers and forests. There are no big cities, but rather small towns that are just far enough apart to seem distant and cozy. The trails curve and twist in a path that reflects the contours of the land itself, and feel as if they’re meandering rather than efficient.

These trails are groomed and marked to perfection. And of course, it’s all in a region with HUGE snow cover and an extra-long long winter. That’s my perfect snowmobile destination. And the best part is that it’s not some make-believe fantasyland; it’s Quebec!

QU E B E C I S RE NOW NE D FOR ITS FA NT A S T I C SNOWM OB I LE T R A I LS , A ND T HI S A R E A C HE CK E D A L L OF THE B OXE S T O REINF OR CE T HA T RE PU T A T I ON

RIVERS ARE A CENTRAL FEATURE TO THIS AREA OF QUEBEC.

With the hyfax still warm on from our two days of riding in New Brunswick, our crew of five yahoos hopped in the truck and headed to Quebec for two additional days of late-season snowmobiling.

Saint-Raymond was our destination city, with the hotel/brewpub Roquemont serving as our base of operations and the source of fantastic fare and refreshments. From this fun and comfortable launch pad, we spent two days riding up and down the northwestern flank of the St. Lawrence River, crossing the many streams and rivers that flow into the great waterway.

Quebec is renowned for its fantastic snowmobile trails, and this area checked all of the boxes to reinforce that reputation; impeccable trails that are signed, marked and groomed to perfection; terrain that fits somewhere in-between “mountain” and “hills”, with the resulting elevation changes and valley-carving layout to the trails; and an enchanting quality to the villages that I hadn’t expected.

Seriously, with their beautiful churches and steep-pitch houses that seem nestled in surrounding hills and trees, these towns seemed like they’re straight out of a Disney Christmas movie! And there are

snowmobile club houses/warming shacks all over the place, with an open door and fire to warm weary riders.

This is a region where snowmobile touring is reality rather than marketing.

In the two days the OSM crew rode here, we saw multiple groups of riders, whose sleds were packed with gear, and were seriously hauling-arse in terms of speed and distance. Lots of big iron rolling these trails, and these riders weren’t afraid to lean on it for looooong stretches.

Fun stuff.

Being smack-dab in the middle of Quebec, this is also a region where French is the spoken language. Though Pat doesn’t speak a word of French, his last name (Bourgeois, pronounced “booj-wah”) is decidedly French sounding, so we put him in charge of international relations and ordering at the few restaurants that didn’t have English-speaking wait staff.

The good news is that French-Anglo relations in this area have never been better.

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THE TRAILSIDE CLUBHOUSE/WARMING SHELTER IS A WONDERFUL ELEMENT OF RIDING IN QUEBEC.

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map. There were trails that blanketed the entire region, from the towns that dot the periphery of the St. Lawrence, to the far outposts north and west – what some might characterize as middle-of-nowhere, but where we once again heard ghost echoes of Plaisted; Cartier; Joseph Armand; Wild Bill; Champlain and others.

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Fueled by the spirit of these rugged adventurers, our path brought us on an out-and-back to L’Etape, a ride that I will never forget. The trip there gave us six inches of fresh, coupled with a stunning lack of other riders, which resulted in a fun, spirited pace that reminded us why 800-class sleds are so damn much fun. It

also reminded us of why large fuel tanks are desirable, as the Apex ran dry a few miles from L’Etape, a casualty of a small tank, fresh snow and a happy throttle. No matter, we towed it the final stretch, and fueled up at the lone fuel stop/restaurant, and then headed back to Saint-Raymond with the intention of being a little more

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THE TRAIL RUNS PAST THE CATHEDRAL IN SAINT-CASIMIR… SIMPLY AMAZING!

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The second and final day of riding was a decidedly less rural route, hitting the villages of Saint-Alban; Saint-Adelphe; Sainte-Thecle; Saint-Casimir (with its beautiful cathedral); Saint-Gilbert; SaintBasile and other places less-saintly, but wonderful nonetheless.

We experienced fantastic snow, especially considering we were a week from April, a situation helped by an annual average snowfall exceeding 115 inches (with more snowfall another 100 miles north).

While we had some nice long stretches of spirited riding during the two days, most notably to L’Etape on day one, our group rode at a more leisurely pace on the Quebec leg of our trip. Maybe we’d had enough of the high-speed stuff, maybe it was the visual allure of the area or some other input. Regardless, the trails and scenery here were perfect for either style of riding.

Snowmobile journalists often get asked, “Where’s the best place you’ve ever ridden.” The easy answer is, “The places I’ve ridden with great people.”

It’s a deflection of course, in part because there are truly, so many outstand-

ing snowmobile destinations throughout North America. This area of Quebec is certainly among the finest snowmobile areas that this particular journalist has sampled. I’d recommend it to anyone that is considering it. If you were truly of an adventurous spirit, I’d suggest multi-day loops that include L’Etape, Saguenay and

DESPITE THE MONTH OF APRIL KNOCKING ON THE DOOR, THE MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF SNOW ON THE WAY TO L’ETAPE BROUGHT OUT THE GROOMERS.

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La Tuque, and some spare cans of fuel.

For the less remote experience, the vast network of trails and villages along the St Lawrence are superb.

Either way, it’s a perfect destination for a great snowmobile adventure.

TH AT’ S M Y P ER F EC T SN O W M O B I L E D EST I N ATI O N .

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ROLLING HILLS, GORGES, FORESTS...IT’S A SNOWMOBILER’S DREAM TO RIDE HERE IN QUEBEC.

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THE MANY RIVER AND CREEK CROSSINGS ARE JUST PART OF THE ALLURE.

AFTER WE FINISHED RIDING FOR THE DAY, IT WAS TIME TO CONQUER ADVENTUROUS LIBATIONS.

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picked up this ingenious product this year at the Toronto Internaধonal Snowmobile, ATV & Powersports Show this past October, and figured we should tell our readers about it. The Stuckmate is a CanadianMade product that allows you to operate your throħle at the same ধme as pulling on your ski. Now you may be asking yourself, “Why?” Well lets shed some light…. we all know that the simplest way to get a stuck sled out is to have someone pulling on the ski loop as you gentle squeeze the throħle. That is all good and fine if you’re riding with a buddy (which is the correct way to ride by the way..) but what happens if you are alone?

Well this is what the Stuckmate is for - The universal design allows you to aħached it to virtually any handlebar and throħle control. Once aħached walk to the front of your sled and as you tug the ski loop, squeeze the spring-loaded trigger on the Stuckmate handle, which transfers the throħle control directly to your sled.

It goes with out saying, we highly suggest a few pracধce runs before you get stuck so you can get the feel of the control.

We did just that in our shop earlier this month, and to follow is what we found out.

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The instructions are pretty much self explanatory, however just like the HOT warning on a coffee cup, we have to say it. Turn…Sled…Off… before installing the Stuckmate.

Attach the spring-loaded clip to as much of the throttle as you can.

Every throttle is a bit different and some have warmers so you may have some adjustments after you get it fully installed.

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Place handlebar mount with the yellow posts facing upwards around 1-1.5 from the start the of bar. Again this will be different on every sled but basically you want the cable as straight as possible, and the rubber band to be as tight as possible.

This is the most important step. Test your setup before you start the engine and make sure there is good throttle control and there is no binding and the throttle is not stressed. You will need some slight adjustments, and once it’s on, you will immediately see how it works.

OK! Now you are ready to head out and hit the backcountry, with all the confidence knowing that if you get stuck, you are now able to get yourself out using the Stuckmate.

One thing that is mandatory when using the Stuckmate - aħach the tether cord to your wrist before actually starধng your sled. The reason is this; if you whisky-throħle it, and the sled gets away from you, the tether cord will remain aħached to your wrist and the Stuckmate will break away from the handlebar and will cease actuaধng the throħle.

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Whether on the trail or across the ice, when it comes to the conditions, you always have to expect the unexpected. Having a Frankensled Visual Signal Launcher on hand can get you out of the situations where you are miles from the closest town or civilization. When fired, the flare can reach more than 150 feet and shine brighter than 150,000 candles in the sky. The bright red flare alerts anyone nearby that you are in need of help. The Frankensled Visual Signal Launcher is small enough to be stored in any snowmobile pouch and can be kept in their for years on end with its waterproof case. More information at www.kimpex.com ON SNOW MAGAZINE • VOL 31 • ISSUE 4

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Every year you probably go on-line or to your local store and look at new helmets but can’t decide between a fullface or an openface helmet. Now the decision has become even easier with the CKX Atlas Titan Helmet. It’s like the openface and fullface helmet got together one night and created the Atlas Titan. The Titan has a removable muzzle, so you can talk without having to take off your helmet when it’s too cold. It features a 210-degree visualization from their 210 goggles; yes the helmet comes with goggles, which are clipped onto the side of the helmet with a removable nose guard. The goggles come with a 100% UV protected lens, anti-fog double lens, and are scratchproof. If you want to look cool but also stay warm we suggest checking out the CKX Titan at www.kimpex.com

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BEEF JERKY!

One thing that is always needed when going for the long distance rides is Beef Jerky! Whenever we head out for our rides we make sure to grab a couple packages of Jack Links Beef Jerky for the road. When your out in the bush and don’t have a restaurant in site, you’ll be glad you packed this easy treat. ….Buyers beware, when traveling with 2 or more expect the package to be devoured within minutes!

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You will want the Performance Stud Star system that takes your traction to the next level. The system is an all-in-one, nut and washer, that incorporates a unique starburst base that replaces the old style nut and washer. The stud backer is made from billet aluminum, which by design, increases traction and provides greater support to your studs by eliminating the critical flex points of your stud. So if you are looking to extend the life of both your studs and your track then Performance Stud stars should be on your, ‘I need that’ accessory list this season. More details at http://www.performancestudstars.com

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If you are not the first one on the trail after the groomer you may notice the sled darting from one side to another. With the Hygear Slicast A-arms you will notice a significant increase in precise cornering, and reduced ski and carbide wear, this is because of its flatter vertical stance on the trail. With the Slicast taller ball joints and adjustment on the caster, it will improve the common issues with snowmobiles twitching and darting, therfore allowing you to have a smoother ride.

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SKINZ- EL MACHO For the snowmobilers that rack up kilometers from one hotel to the next, having a good and sturdy travel bag that is light, compact, and can hold a lot of items is priority number 1. New to the Skinz line up is the EL Macho trekking tunnel pack.

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Skerryvore Skerryvore Skerryvore Skerryvore Skerryvore Skerryvore

Cat Lake

Gull Lake

Spectacle Lake

Scott Lake

Ogden Lake

Wauby Lake

Maple Maple Island Maple Island Maple Island Maple Island Maple Island Island

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Little Spring Lake Parker Lake

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Little Carson Lake Boundary Lake

Oxbow Lake

Little Wilson Lake

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Wahwashkesh Wahwashkesh Wahwashkesh Wahwashkesh

Burnt Lake

Naiscoot Lake

Spring Lake

La Brash Lake

Watson Lake

Kashegaba Lake

Littles Back Lake

Timber Wolf Lake

Boss Lake

Little Harris Lake

D 102 C

Log Lake Grandma Lake

Harris Lake

Ragged Lake

Lawson Lake

Hesman Lake

Porcupine Lake

Doctor Lake

Lake

D 102 C

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West Taylors Lake

L Lake

C 105 DRound

Hammond Lake

Brunner Lake

Cookery Lake Whites Lake

North Boundary Lak

Le Grou Lake Chartier Lake

Lagg Lake

Granite Lake

Upper Merrick Lake

Dobb Lake

Billy Lake

Loon Lake

600 600

Crow Lake

Clear Lake

Empy Lake

D 102 C

Kelsie Lake

Lower Merrick Lake

522

Dog Lake

Muskrat Lake

Tilles Lake

Golden Valley Valley Golden Valley Golden

Red Pine Lake Crotch Lake

Rat Lake

Rabbit Lake

John Lake

99 5500

Long Lake

Bass Lake

550000

Pine Lake

507 507 Arnstein Arnstein Arnstein Arnstein Arnstein Arnstein

Julius Lake

Howe's Lake

56 524

Bear Valley Valley Bear Valley Bear

Rausch Lake

Garton Lake

De Bernard Lake

Arthur Lake

Index Lake

McNeil Lake

Hampel Lake

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Little Balsam Lake

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Moose Lake

Loring Loring Loring Loring Loring Loring

Big Caribou Lake

3 66003

Spring Creek Spring Creek Spring Creek Spring Spring Creek Creek Creek Spring

Schell Lake

Bob Lake

C 110 D

SEE MAP 21

Dollars Lake

Durrell Lake

50 5055

Kaiser Lake

Cross Lake

50 5044

141

C C 105 D 105

6011 60

Broadwell Lake

55 6600

Squaw Lake Portage Lake

Rainy Lake

Kilty Lake D 102 C

534

Restoule Restoule Restoule Restoule Restoule

Tamarack Lake

Playfair Lake

L

Restoule Lake

Bark Lake Woodcock Lake

D Wiggins 102 C

Hazel Lake

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C 106

Blackwater Lake Isabella Lake

Tub Lake Fume Lake

C 102

Badger's Corners Corners Badger's Corners Badger's Corners Badger's Corners Badger's Corners Badger's Avis Lake Agnes Lake Darlington Lake

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C

Bard Lake

Dainty Lake Carruthers Lake

Diamond Lake Eustace Lake Orrville Orrville Orrville Duck Lake Orrville Orrville Orrville Maple Lake

Ellis Lake

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Wasing Wasing Wasing Barbe Lake

Brown's Lake

Keswil Lake

Storie Storie Storie

McQuaby Lake Alsace Alsace Alsace Alsace Alsace Alsace

D

C 110 D

Lena Lake

Gerber Lake

Boon Lake

Trout Trout Creek Creek

Stove Lake

Commanda Commanda Commanda

Sausage Lake

Stewart Lake

Keewaydin Lake

Mandeville Lak Louck Lake

443300

Lake Bray Bray Bray Lake Lake

Bacon Lake

Kawawaymog Lake

Corncob Lake

Wendigo Lake

K S

Manabezi Lake Ewayea Lake

Corkery Lake

Lambs Lake

Charr Lake

Watch for DLittle Reroute Hemlock Lake Denis Lake

Craig Lake

Twentyseven Lake

Bopeep Lake Nokomis Lake B

Sally Lake Axton Lake

Nahma Lake

S

Pauwatine Lake

Cayuga Lake

Wet Lake

Beautiful Lake

Namea Lak Wib Lake

Edwards Lake Lost Dog Lake North Tea Lake

Music Lake

Goose Egg Lake

Deans Deans Deans Deans Deans

Lorne Lake

Baimwawa Lake

Loxton Lake

Ham Lake

Manitou Lake

Kakasamic Lake

Hinsburger Lake

522

Parisien La

Fassett Lake

McQuoid Lake

11

Busch Lake

Genesee Lake

Tilles Lake

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Boulter Lake

Graham Lake

Mayhew Lake

630

Dog Lake

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Powassan Powassan

Duck Lake

Ozawabrek Lake

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Rye Rye Rye Rye Rye

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Eagle Lake

Stringer Lake

Capsell Lake

C 105 D

South South River River

C 105 D

Pemican Lake

Forest Lake

400

Zema Lake

Butterfield Lake

Otter Lake

Deer Lake

Ground Lizard Lake

Sahwa Lake

Paisley Lake

Squawk La

Kabevun Lake Grass Lake

Mujekiwis Lake

Eagle Lake Eagle Eagle Lake Eagle Lake Lake Eagle Lake Eagle Lake

330066

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Sundridge Sundridge 709 124

Schmeiler Lake

Lynch Lake

C 104 105 D

Little Peyton Lake

D

Dight Lake

D 123

Bernard Lake

Hartfell Hartfell Hartfell

Togo Lake

Peyton Lake

Little Butt Lake

Big Bob Lake

Bluesky Lake

Chibiabos Lake Ana Lake Betty Lake

Pezheki Lake

Bee Lake

Notagan Lake

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Widgeon Lake North Lake

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Magnetawan Magnetawan 2 71

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9 Stirling Falls Stirling Stirling Falls Falls Falls Stirling Stirling Stirling Falls

Horn Lake

30

Pevensey Pevensey Pevensey Pevensey Pevensey Pevensey 261 49

Blue Lake

D 123

Larson Lake

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Twentyeight Lake

Salvelinus Lake Rain Lake

Coffee Lake Round Lake

Barre Lake

Wisemans Corners Corners Wisemans Corners Wisemans Corners Wisemans Corners Wisemans Corners Wisemans Hodson Lake

Spence Spence Spence Spence Spence

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770066 Harrison Lake

Starrat Starrat Starrat Starrat Starrat Starrat

Keiller Lake

Dewfish Lake

Little Patterson Lake Simpson Lake

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518

Wye Lake

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Tank Lake

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Butt Lake

Middle Shanty Lake Jewel Lake Little Trout Lake South Branch Lake Acme Lake

Sand Lake Sand Sand Lake Lake Lake Sand Sand Sand Lake

Mason Lake

Bijou Lake

Burnt Lake

Buck Lake

Tea Lake Loon Lake

Port Port Port Carmen Carmen Carmen Carmen Cecebe Lake Port Port Port Carmen

Port Anson Anson Port Port Anson

Fetterley Lake

Askin Lake

Berriedale Berriedale Berriedale Berriedale

520

Finger Lake

0

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Pearceley Lake

Hughes Lake

115 Doe Lake Lake Doe Lake Doe Lake Doe Lake Doe

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Kearney Kearney

Hog Lake Perbeth Lake Clam

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Alderdyce Lake D Lake101 B

Willie Lake

Cripple Lake

Nightfall Lake

Hayward Lake

Beanpod Lake

Cuyler Lake

Mayer Lake

92

Snowshoe Lake Bridge Lake

D

84 Bevan Lake

Doe Lake

Rainy Lake

330022

Brock Lake Katrine Station Katrine Station Station Katrine Station Katrine Katrine Station

Ravensworth Ravensworth Ravensworth Ravensworth Ravensworth

Thirteen Lake

Beaver Lake

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Axe Axe Lake Axe Lake Lake

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Axe Lake

8844

Yearley Yearley Yearley Yearley

Fox Lake

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Greenish Lake Nelson Lake

D

Little Dotty Lake

C 114

Oudaze Lake

Dotty Lake

F

D 101 B

Tasso Lake

F

Rock Lake Little Hoover Lake

9933

Melissa Melissa Melissa Melissa

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Meadow Lake

Centurion Centurion Centurion Centurion

Ilfracombe Ilfracombe Ilfracombe Ilfracombe Ilfracombe Ilfracombe

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Bittern Lake

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Cashen Lake

83 83

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Muddle Lake

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Bear Lake Bear Lake Lake Bear Lake Bear Lake Bear Lake Bear

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Fern Fern Glen Fern Glen Glen

Boundary Lake D 102 B

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Sprucedale Sprucedale Sprucedale Sprucedale Sprucedale Sprucedale C 103 D

Spry Lake

9955

Brooks Brooks Mill Mill Brooks Mill Mill Brooks Brooks Mill Brooks

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Hickory Lake

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Fifteen Mile Lake

Penuel Lake

95 95

Bourdeau Bourdeau Bourdeau Bourdeau Bourdeau Bourdeau

Fleming Lake Grassmere Grassmere Grassmere

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Lassetter Lake Burns Lake 8 Kilometres

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White-throat Lake

Bonasa Lake Dan Lake

Shah Lake

Little Trout Lake

Bandit Lake

Wye Lake

Brûlé Lake

SEE MAP 21

Dry Lake

Fauquier Lake

Bear Lake

Long Thin Lake

Ahme Lake

Coot Lake

Steeprise Lake Guskewau Lake

Scott Lake

Doughnut Lake Flossie Lake South Tasso Lake

Fen Lake

Ermine Lake

7733

Lucy Lake

Niger Lake

16 Kilometres

Beast Lake

65 65

72 72

Oxtongue Lake

Wolfish Lake

Coon Lake

Kenneth Lake

Cecil Lake

Big Porcupine Lake

Fraser Lake

Teardrop Lake

Dagger Lake

Lobster Lake

B

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Prottler Lake South McGuire Lake

Welcome Lake Gale Lake Clydegale Lake

Pipio Lake

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Farm Bay Lake

Pen Lake

Rence Lake

Hardtack Lake

Gem Lake

Frank Lake

Lemon Lake Dividing Lake

Milon Lake

Clarke Lake

Kortright Lake

Rock Lake

Louisa, Lake

Cradle Lake

Bud Lake

Aubrey Lake

Mohawk Lake Founders Lake

Ragged Lake

Airy Lake Weasel Lak

Pinetree Lake

Rock Lake Rock Lake Rock Lake Lake Rock Rock Lake Rock Lake

Mosquito Lake

Miry Lake Pardee Lake

Wolf LakeCrown Lake

Troutspawn Lake Fisher Lake

8 Kilometres

Claude Lake

66 66

Martencamp Lake

Hilliard Lake

Paddy Lake

Bluebell Lake

Greenwood Lake

666555

Grape Lake

Bena Lake

Maple Leaf Lake

Cloud Lake Cache Lake

Kootchie Lake

Bonita Lake

Apukwa Lake

Hermit Lake

Fork Lake

Kearney Lake

Found Lake

Mole Lake

Amikeus Lake

Two Two Rivers Two Rivers Rivers

60 Pewee Lake

March Hare Lake Canoe Lake

Drummer Lake

Oak Lake Dace Lake

Sunday Lake

Edwin Lake

Cob Lake Vesper Lake

Two Rivers, Lake of Eucalia Lake Longspur Lake Bat Lake Two Rivers Two Rivers Two Rivers

Raven Lake

Rumley Lake

Opeongo Lake Opeongo Lake Opeongo Lake Lake Opeongo Opeongo Lake Opeongo Lake

Chick Lake

Little Mykiss Lake

Mykiss Lake

Little Minnow Lake

Minor Lake

Kerry Lake

Polly Lake

Little Joe Lake

Mermaid Lake

Presto Lake Tip Up Lake Cameron Lake

Von Lake

Wry Lake Banshee Lake

Eel Lake

Joe Lake

Whitecat Lake Mossy Lake

Dale Lake

Alder Lake

Bartlett Lake

Otterpaw Lake Snowbird Lake

Floss Lake

Opeongo Lake Marmot Lake

Nosa Lake

Fools Lake

Baden-Powell Lake

Loft Lake

Lady-slipper

McCraney Lake

Langford Lake

Algonquin Algonquin Provincial Provincial Park Park

Falcon Lake

Lay Lake

Little Otterslide Lake

Cottontail Lake

Tadpole Lake

Castor Lake

Canada Jay Lake

Barkley Lake

Sawyer Lake

Islet Lake

Hawkins Lake Swallow Lake

Timberwolf Lake

Adrienne Lake Bower Lake

Otterslide Lake

Southworth Lake

Misty Lake Curlew Lake

Shiner Lake

SEE MAP 23

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Little Clear Lake Cauliflower Lake

Natural Resources

Little Louie Lake

Rockaway Lake

Crystal Lake

South Misty Lake

Avery's Lake

Little Cauliflower LakeCanada Digitally Prepared By DigiMap Data Services Inc.

Frost Lake

Livingstone Lake

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187 Margaret Lake Mill Lake

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Gardiner Lake

Deermeadow Lake

197 197

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Claradeer Lake

Cliff Lake

Devon Lake

Chateau Jacks Lake Lake

Bissett Lake Wagtail Lake

Clear Lake

Tee Lake

Ring Lake Irene Lake AHarvey Lake Moor Freds Lake Moor Lake Station Point Point Alexander Alexander Alexander Lake Station Station Moor Lake Point

Norman Lake

Paul Lake Alco Lake

Clamshell Lake

Deep Deep River River

Big Bass Lake CartierLake Lake Cadre Lake McManus Lake Bass Lake Bass Lake Bass 187

Sand Lake Kellys Lake

Margaret Lake

Long Lake Frontier Lake Blackduck Lake Hogsback Lake Opaque Lake

North Rouge Lake

East Plover RadiantLake Lake McNorton Petit Lake Wasun LakeLake

Shangashi Lake Pauguk Lake

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Berm LakeNotsolong LakeCardinalis Lake Achray Achray Achray Achray Achray Achray Rorke Lake East Bruce Lake Length Lake Stratton Lake

Pretty Lake Little Carcajou Lake

Beaverlea Lake St. Andrews Lake

McDonald Lake

Lemieux Lake Norm's Lake Cartier Lake Cadre Lake

Jocko Lake

Little Dickson Lake Wabe Lake Lake Mackenzie Lake Kaween

Turquoise Lake Spoor Lake

East Alder Lake

Finch Lake Abbe Lake

Rowan Lake Guthrie Lake

Garveys Lake

Sams Lake Keegos Lake

Big Red Lake

O'Neill Lake

Sea Lake

Richard Lake

15 Aylen Lake Aylen Lake Aylen Lake Lake Aylen Aylen Lake Aylen Lake

McNevin Lake

Crosstee Lake

Finger Lake

Opeongo Opeongo Opeongo Opeongo Opeongo

Moonbeam Lake

5

Hoist Lake

Aylen Lake

Victoria Lake

Whitelily Lake

153

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B

B 102

Jack Lakes

Acorn Lake

Pike Lake

Beaverdam Lake

Bonnechere Bonnechere Bonnechere

Chapeskis Lake

Balfour Lake

Depot Lake

Jenkins Lake

Achillea Lake

Deacon Lake

Wish Lake

Weasel Lake

Couchain Lake

Breezy Lake

Crotch Lake Billy Lake

B

Dodge Lake

Dea Lake Bit Lake Kinglet Lake Kitty Lake

Little Cranberry Lake

Speckled Lake

Little Hogan Lake

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Shirley Lake

Indian Indian Indian Indian Indian

Hemlock Lake

Chewink Lake Shrew Lake

Rutherfo

Reserve Lake Big Trout Lake

Richards Lake

McKaskill Lake

Blackduck Lake

Hardwood Lake Rockpine Lake

Cat Lake Hidden Lake

Big

Log Canoe Lake

Little Borutski Lake

Paul Lake

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Irene Lake Upper Mallard Lake

Jacks Lake Wagtail Lake

Duck Lake

Ignace LakeSecond Egan Lake Opalescent Lake Louie Lake Lake Clear

Traverse, Lake Barron Lake

Kago Lake Moon Lake

Poplar Lake Gillies Lake

Wylie Wylie Wylie

Kean Lake

Grand Lake

Francis Lake North Branch Lake

wenee Lake

Little Rat La Rutherf

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Hardwood Lake

Rowan Lake Greenleaf Lake

Mudcat Lake Radiant Odenback Radiant Odenback Radiant Odenback Radiant Odenback Radiant Odenback Coy Lake

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Moffat Lake 136

Duff Lake

Dorami Lake

Southwind Lake

Lemieux Lake Josies Lake

Beaverlea Lake Heart Lake

Little Borutski Lake

Big George Lake

Second Egan Lake

Rolphton Bay Bay Rolphton Meilleurs Bay Rolphton Meilleurs Meilleurs Bay Rolphton Bay First Egan Lake

Gunning Lake

Ducknest Lake

Blackbass Lake

Duck Lake

East Bruce Lake Hanlan Lake

Rock Lake Head Lake

Tayler Lake Esker Lake

Weasel Lake

ttle Wabamimi Lake Lavaque Lake

Hammy Lake

Rorke Lake Garreau Lake

Collins Lake

Berwick Lake Allan Lake Owlet Lake

Dunlop Lake

Pretty Lake Eeyore Lake Blimkie Lake

Big Bissett Lake

Francis Lake

Kean Lake Colton Lake Louie Lake

Menet Lake Conway LakeMackeys Mackey Mackeys Station Mackey Station Mackeys Station Mackey Mackey Mackeys Station Mackey Station Mackeys Notsolong Lake

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Duff Lake

Dunns Lake

Campground Lake

First James Lake Wylie Wylie Wylie Wylie Wylie

Moffat Lake

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Moosehaunt Lake Adelard Bissett (Bissett Creek de (Bissett Sta.-Gare) Adelard Bissett (Bissett Creek P.O.-B. de p.)

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Creek Creek Creek (Bissett Sta.-Gare) Stonecliffe Stonecliffe Stonecliffe Stonecliffe Stonecliffe Stonecliffe Demarco Lake Genack Lake Powell Lake

Rattail Lake Harvey's Shanty Lake

Southwind Lake

Opaque Lake

Fo Brewster Lake

Round Lake

Oram Lake

Tramore Tramore Tramore Tramore Tramore Tramore 62 Round Lake Centre Round Lake Centre Round Lake Lake Centre Centre Round Round Lake Centre Round Lake Centre

McGuire Lake Begonia Lake

Minkspaw Lake

Brule Lake

Burns Lake

150

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Greenbough Lake Dorami Lake Cap Lake

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Hogsback Lake Adelard Lake

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Creek Creek Creek (Bissett Sta.-Gare)

Ducknest Lake Clara Lake Aylen Aylen Aylen Aylen Aylen Aylen

Little Rat Lak

Long Lake

Haskins Lake

155

OPP

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Mountain Lake obster Lake

Wind Lake

B 102

Wolfsden Lake

McLachlin Lake

Little Robinson Lake

Bear Lake E B 102

60

18

Barry's Barry's Bay Bay Tea Lake

523 Bark Lake

Coollas Lake Moore Lake

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Mudswamp Lake

B B 106 106 E E

McLaughlin Lake

McKenzie Lake Lake McKenzie Lake McKenzie Lake McKenzie Lake McKenzie

108

Spruce Lake

E 109

Lève Lake

Fish Lake

Hopefield Hopefield Hopefield

Pershick Lake

E Kamaniskeg Lake 109

Pri Cuddys Lake

Plebon Lake

Kuick Lake Lost Lake

Voldock Lake

Murack Lake

Rockingham Rockingham Rockingham Rockingham RockinghamBe Lepenski Lake

Barrymere Barrymere Barrymere Inright Lake

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Kulas Lake

Little Wolf Lake

50 Taylor Lake

Zelneys Lake Shulist Lake

McMaster Lake

Little Cross Lyell LakeLake Cross Lake Cross Lake Princes Lake Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace Wallace

Wilno Wilno Wilno

267

Madawaska Madawaska Madawaska Madawaska Madawaska Madawaska

L'Amable L'Amable L'Amable

K K K Ki K

60

27

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Tayler Lake Big Gibson Lake

Green Lake

Smalls Lak

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A Duck Lake

Chalk River River Chalk

A Duke Crossing Crossing Duke Crossing Duke Bostwick Lake

Mill Lake

Antler Lake

Petawawa Petawawa

231

Q B100Q B100

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Spotswood Spotswood Spotswood Spotswood Spotswood

Percy Lake

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Black Bay Bay Black Bay Black Bay Black Bay Black

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Westmeath Westmeath Westmeath Westmeath Westmeath Westmeath La Passe La La Passe La Passe Passe La Passe La Passe

Cotnam Island Cotnam Island Cotnam Island Island Cotnam Cotnam Island Cotnam Island

Lower Allumette Lake

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Colby Lake

Pembroke Pembroke

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Flat Iron Lake

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Mud Lake

Locksley Locksley Locksley

The Glen The The Glen Glen

Rocher Fendu Fendu Rocher Fendu Rocher Fendu Rocher Fendu Rocher

Meath Meath Meath Meath

Beachburg Beachburg

Tous Sainte Lake B 102

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Porter Lake Kidds Lake

Snake River River Snake Snake River

Rankin Rankin Rankin Rankin Rankin

Red Rock Lake

Clear Lake

Foley Lake

B 101

Budd Budd Budd Mills Mills Mills

62

A 11 9

Doré, Lake Quacle Lake

253

Cobden Cobden

Connaught Connaught Connaught Connaught Connaught

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Micksburg Micksburg Micksburg Micksburg Micksburg Micksburg

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B 101 A

B 10

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116

Barr Lake Maves Lake

Coulonge, Lac

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Rutherford Lake

B 101 A

Bulgers Corners Corners Bulgers Corners Bulgers Corners Bulgers Corners Bulgers Corners Bulgers

Wilber Lake

Eadys Lake

653

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Town Lake

Zadow Zadow Zadow Zadow Zadow Zadow

Killaloe Killaloe Station Station

B 101 A

Eganville Eganville

Killaloe Killaloe Killaloe

B 101 A

Bromley Bromley Bromley Bromley Bromley

Donegal Donegal Donegal Donegal Donegal Donegal

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Brock Lake

Hyndford Hyndford Hyndford Hyndford

McGrath McGrath McGrath

Perrault Lake Vanbrugh Lake

Piettes Lake Tennants Lake

Lorwall Lake

515 wick Lake

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Granzies Lake

Perrault Perrault Perrault

Clear, Lake

Scotch Bush Scotch Scotch Bush Bush Bush Scotch Scotch Scotch Bush

Handkes Lake

Dellaires Lake

Musclow Lake Neumans Lake

132

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Brudenell Brudenell Brudenell Brudenell Brudenell

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Admaston Admaston Admaston Admaston Admaston Admaston

Martin Martin Corners Martin Corners Corners Corners Martin Martin Corners Martin

Little Lake Clear

Cormac Cormac Cormac Cormac Cormac

Obreys Lake

Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas

E 102

512 Hogan Lake

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Silver (Zadow) Lake

Colton Lake

OPP

Ferguslea Ferguslea Ferguslea Ferguslea

Constan Lake

Donahue Donahue Donahue

Balaclava Balaclava Balaclava Balaclava Balaclava Balaclava

Shamrock Shamrock Shamrock Shamrock Shamrock

E E 105 105 A A

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Waites Lake

43

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McLarens McLarens Settlement Settlement

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Bay Constance Bay Constance Constance Constance Bay Bay Constance Bay 67 9 OPP

Loch Loch Winnoch Winnoch Loch Winnoch Loch

Braeside Braeside

Renfrew Renfrew Stewarts Lake

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Hartshorn Lake

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Arnprior Arnprior

McNab Lake

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Hurds Lake

Armitage Armitage Armitage Armitage Armitage

Fitzroy Fitzroy Harbour Harbour Harbour Fitzroy Fitzroy Harbour Fitzroy Harbour Vydon Acres Acres Vydon Acres Acres Vydon Acres Vydon

Dunrobin Dunrobin Dunrobin Dunrobin Corners Mohr Mohr Corners Mohr Corners Corners Kinburn Kinburn Kinburn

Burnstown Burnstown Burnstown McLachlan Lake

110

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8 Kilometres 16 Kilometres

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Thurso Thurso Thurso Thurso Thurso

Rockland Rockland

Buckingham Buckingham Buckingham Buckingham Buckingham

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Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans

Gatineau Gatineau Gatineau Gatineau Gatineau

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Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland Cumberland

Billings Billings Billings Billings Billings Billings

Mud Lake

417

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To Quebec Trail 323 Lefaivre Lefaivre Lefaivre Lefaivre Lefaivre Lefaivre Gratton Corners Gratton Gratton Corners Corners Corners Gratton Gratton Gratton Corners Treadwell Treadwell Treadwell Treadwell Treadwell

Hawkesbury Hawkesbury

Georges, Lac E 212 Q

ToQuebec Quebec To Quebec To Quebec To Quebec To Trail323 323 Trail 323 Trail 323 Trail 323 Trail

Orient Orient Orient Orient Orient Orient

Plantagenet Plantagenet

A 213 Q

Rockdale Rockdale Rockdale Rockdale Rockdale Rockdale

Alfred Alfred

17

A

SEE MAP 28

Bourget Bourget Bourget Bourget Bourget Bourget

A 213

Martels Martels Corners Martels Corners Corners

112

Springhill Springhill Springhill Springhill Springhill Springhill

To Quebec Trail 317

Lochinvar Lochinvar Lochinvar

St-Amour St-Amour St-Amour St-Amour St-Amour St-Amour

Bradley Bradley Creek Bradley Creek Creek

McCrimmon McCrimmon McCrimmon McCrimmon McCrimmon McCrimmon

idoorree Isid S Stt.. Is

417

A

34

Laggan Laggan Laggan Laggan Laggan Laggan Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel

Valfranc Valfranc Valfranc Valfranc Valfranc Valfranc

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McAlpine McAlpine McAlpine McAlpine McAlpine McAlpine

St-Bernardin St-Bernardin St-Bernardin St-Bernardin St-Bernardin St-Bernardin

Lemieux Lemieux Lemieux Lemieux

To Quebec Trail 317

Pleasant Corners Pleasant Corners Pleasant Corners Corners Pleasant Pleasant Corners Pleasant Corners

Caledonia Caledonia Springs Caledonia Springs Springs

Routhier Routhier Routhier Routhier

Fournier Fournier Fournier Fournier Fournier Fournier Ettyville Ettyville Ettyville Ettyville Ettyville

OPP

Vankleek Vankleek Hill Hill

Pendleton Pendleton Pendleton Pendleton Pendleton Pendleton

Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney

Plantagenet Plantagenet Springs Plantagenet Springs Springs

Glenburn Glenburn Glenburn Glenburn Glenburn Glenburn

A

To Quebec Trail 3

L'Orignal L'Orignal

Evanturel Evanturel Evanturel Evanturel

8 Kilometres 16 Kilometres

ONTARIO MAP 28

Tobermory Tobermory Tobermory Tobermory Tobermory Loon Lake B 108

Emmett Lake

Umbrella Lake Lymburner Lake

Lower Andrew Lake

Gillies Lake

Bay Dyer's Dyer's Dyer's Bay Bay McVicar McVicar McVicar

Georgian Bay Bay Georgian

Brinkman's Corners Brinkman's Brinkman's Corners Corners

Cape Cape Chin North Cape Chin Chin North North

Scugog Lake

Miller Lake Miller Miller Lake Lake Miller Lake Lake Miller Miller Miller Lake

Otter Lake

Cape Chin South Cape Cape Chin South Cape Chin Chin South South Cape Cape Chin Chin South South

Cape Chin Chin Cape Chin Cape Chin Cape Cape Chin Chin Cape

B 108

SEE MAP 29

6

Monument Corners Corners Monument Corners Corners Monument Monument Corners Corners Monument Clarke's Corner Clarke's Clarke's Corner Corners Corner Clarke's Clarke's Clarke's Corner ss ss s

Lake Lake Huron Huron

Stokes Bay Stokes Bay Bay Stokes Bay Stokes Bay Stokes Bay Stokes OPP

Lion's Lion's Head Head 179

Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale Ferndale B 107

Little Lake

Spry Spry Spry Spry Spry Edenhurst Edenhurst Edenhurst Hope Bay Bay Hope Hope Bay Bay Hope Hope Bay Hope Pike Pike Pike Bay Bay Bay Bay Pike Pike Pike Bay Bay B 107

This entire Map Atlas has been published from information deemed correct and available at the time of publication and is intended to assist the snowmobiling public to more fully enjoy the sport of snowmobiling. No responsibility or liability is accepted by the publishers for discrepancies, error or omissions which may appear, or for actual conditions on the indicated trails at any time.

If, by chance, we have overlooked a trail, please let us know and we’ll include it in our next publication. It is through your assistance we are able to keep abreast on the many changes taking place on the trails and can continue to bring you the most up to date Snowmobile Trail Map Atlas.

Adamsville Adamsville Adamsville Adamsville Adamsville Adamsville

Beattie Lake

Mar Mar Mar Red Bay Red Red Bay Bay B 108

B 108

Wiarton Wiarton 82

Oliphant Oliphant Oliphant 3

16 Kilometres

OPP B 107

Clavering Clavering Clavering Clavering Clavering Clavering Falls Falls Sauble Sauble Sauble Falls Falls Falls Falls

8 Kilometres

O O O O

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SEE MAP 19 This entire Map Atlas has been published from information deemed correct and available at the time of publication and is intended to assist the snowmobiling public to more fully enjoy the sport of snowmobiling. No responsibility or liability is accepted by the publishers for discrepancies, error or omissions which may appear, or for actual conditions on the indicated trails at any time, or any resulting loss or damage.

Cape Cape Cape Croker Croker Croker Croker Cape Cape Cape Croker

Little Port Elgin Little Little Port Port Elgin Elgin Port Elgin Little Little Little Port Elgin

Georgian Bay Bay Georgian

SEE MAP 26

Purple Valley Valley Purple Valley Purple Valley Purple Valley Purple

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McIver McIver McIver McIver McIver

YAMAHA VIPER

Big Big Big Bay Bay Bay

Charles, Lake

Zion Zion Zion Zion Zion Zion

OPP

Wolseley Wolseley Wolseley Wolseley Wolseley Wolseley

Scale Lake

Kemble Kemble Kemble Kemble Kemble

Mountain Lake

B 07

Hogg Hogg Hogg

Clavering Clavering Clavering 185 Shepherd Lake

114

Balaclava Balaclava Balaclava Balaclava Balaclava Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson

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Francis Lake

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M M39lll SEE MAPM

8 Kilometres 16 Kilometres

ONTARIO MAP 30

SEE MAP 31

SEE MAP 29

SEE MAP 20

B105

67

303

303C

309 302

307

309 8 Kilometres 16 Kilometres

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SEE MAP 21 8822

Jerry Lake Fox Lake

OPP

Trackler Lake

8888

Slocombe Lake

C D

Gull Rock Rock Young Lake Gull Rock Gull Rock Gull Rock Gull Bogart Lake

Rosseau Lake

Tom Lake Wolfkin Lake

Glenmount Glenmount Glenmount

Fawn Lake

Pretzel Lake

55

117 202

35 35

Ada Lake

Whiteside Whiteside Whiteside Whiteside Whiteside Whiteside Kettles, The

Ziska Ziska Ziska Ziska Ziska Ziska

43 43 43 43 43

Pine Lake

292 OPP

32 32

Black Lake

McKay Lake

Roxbourgh Roxbourgh Roxbourgh Roxbourgh Roxbourgh

Leech Lake

Pigeon Lake

99 C 103 101 B D

Muskoka Muskoka Beach Beach Muskoka Beach Beach Muskoka Muskoka Muskoka Beach Bearpaw Lake

1177

Turtle Lake

Shaw Lake Hart Lake

169

Berry

Ivy Lake

Blackmoore Lake

55

Germania Germania Germania Germania Germania

Thinn Lake

118

B

Swamp Lake

Rock Lake

Sickle Lake

Cabin Lake

D

South An Browns Lake

Weismuller Lake

Upper Andrews Lake

Doe Lake Gull Lake Gravenhurst Gravenhurst

Southwood Southwood Southwood Southwood Southwood South Muldrew Lake

ed

Darling Darling Darling

88

Resound Lake Little Otter 12 Lake Nine Mile Lake

Ketch Lake

192

77

10 10

Clear Lake

Wood Lake

578

14 14

Island Lake East Brophy Lake

Bigwind Lake

East Buck Lake

Spence Lake

Muskoka, Lake

Tingey Lak

Little Orillia Lake

41 41

Bracebridge Bracebridge 4444 3311 285

Lake

10

89

M.G.D.

Hesners Bala Bala Bala OPPLake Bala Bala C Tar 101 D

4455

Healy Lake

ACE MGD Island

C 114Lake Spiers

12 12

SEE MAP 30

Rileys Lake

Sunset Sunset Beach Sunset Beach Beach

Jill Lake

D C 103 B 212

Stoneleigh Stoneleigh Stoneleigh

3366

Bardsville Bardsville Bardsville Bardsville Bardsville

Mug Lake

D 101 DB 101 B

Tackaberry Lake

Atkins Lake

3333

C 102 D

25

284

Ril Lake

D C 102 114 B

33 33

Thompson Lake

Insula Lake

Baysville Baysville Baysville

Bonnie Lake C 212

Port Port Port Carling Carling Port Port Port Carling Carling Carling Carling

Little

64 64

Echo Lake

Axle Lake

Gilleach Lake Moot Lake

Maple Ridge Ridge Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Maple Ridge Maple

Martin Lake

Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview Grandview

Shapter Lake Tooke Lake

Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice

Ufford Ufford Ufford

Grove Grove Point Point Point Grove Point Grove Grove Point Newholm Newholm Newholm

Fleming Lake Dunn Lake

Parkersville Parkersville Parkersville Parkersville Parkersville Parkersville

Dee Bank Bank Dee Bank Dee Bank Dee Bank Dee

35

Lena Lake

C D 111 103 B

C D

Cod L

33254

Bays, Lake of

Port Sydney Port Sydney Port Sydney Sydney Port Port Sydney Port Sydney 142

Longs Lake

Wilbur Lak

Brittania Road Brittania Brittania Road Road

52

Moth Lake

3333

60

66 7777 South South South Portage Portage Portage 3 3

Mary Lake

5511

Parker Lake

Feline

7733

Britannia Britannia Britannia Britannia

D 102 B

5500

3377

Lily Falls Lake Rosseau Rosseau Rosseau Falls Falls Falls Rosseau Rosseau Rosseau Falls

5544

Chub Lake

Spider Lake

Lancelot Lancelot Lancelot

Dwight Dwight Dwight Dwight Dwight

Buchanan Lake

25 Martins Martins Martins Martins Martins Martins

Woods Lake Gagnon Lake

7777

Fairy Lake Huntsville Huntsville

8888

Matthews Lake

41

Cotter Lake

226

Wallington Lake

7744

Long Lake

85

Hidden Valley Valley Hidden Hidden Valley Valley Hidden Hidden Hidden Valley Valley

Stanleydale Stanleydale Stanleydale Stanleydale Stanleydale

8844 O'Kane Lake

Ravenscliff Ravenscliff Ravenscliff Ravenscliff Ravenscliff Ravenscliff

Eiler Lake

McReynolds Lake

7766

Yearley Yearley Yearley Yearley Yearley Yearley

7788

83 83

Axe Lake

Horn Lake

p Lodge g g g be be be ost ost ost odge odge odge Lodge Limberlost Limberlost Limberlost Lodge

Jevins Lake

L Lake

213

Moose Lake

Kilworthy Kilworthy Kilworthy Kilworthy Kilworthy Kilworthy

14 14

11

Sparrow Sparrow Lake Sparrow Lake Sparrow Lake Sparrow Lake Sparrow Lake Lake Round Lake

B B 105 105 C

Otter Lake

Comb's Lake Coombs Lake

C

D

Port Stanton Stanton Port Stanton Port Stanton Port Stanton Port 4 Matchedash Lake

Lovering Lovering Lovering Lovering Lovering Lovering Burnside Burnside Burnside

Riley Lake Hunter's Lake

Bailey Lake

Clearwater Lake

Sparrow Lake Hamlet Hamlet Hamlet

Raven Lake Rainy Lake

Bridge Severn Bridge Severn Severn Bridge Severn Bridge Severn Bridge Severn Bridge

1155

B 206

C 103 B

Kahshe Lake

44

Rat Lake

1177

Buckskin Lake

1155

Severn Severn Severn Falls Falls Falls

Washago Washago Washago Maple Maple Maple Valley Valley Valley Valley Maple Valley Maple Maple

B B 105 105 C

Medonte Medonte Medonte Medonte Medonte

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Hawkins Hawkins Hawkins Corners Corners Corners

503

Ardtrea Ardtrea Ardtrea Ardtrea Ardtrea

St. John, Lake

SEE MAP 41

Rush Lake

Sebright Sebright Sebright Sebright Sebright Sebright

B 8 22008

116

Carlyon Carlyon Carlyon Carlyon Carlyon

44 2200

err aatte w w d d ll C Coo

SEE MAP 32

ONTARIO MAP 31 y aaa eee Axe Axe Axe Lake eee Lake Lake

B 104 B 104

B 104

505 8 Kilometres 16 Kilometres

ONTARIO MAP 32 6655

Frost Lake

Livingstone Lake

Beast Lake

D 101 B

Wilbur Lake

Little Longer Lake

Wildcat Lake

6644

6655

Cod Lake Limburner Lake

Little German Lake

Shier Lake

Porridge Lake

Camp Lake

South Misty Lake

Little Troutspawn Lake

Quiver Lake

6655

7744

72 72

Oxtongue Oxtongue xtongue Lake Lake Lake

SEE MAP g 22

B

North Havelock Lake

7766

Cranjelly Lake

Depot Lake

Kawagama Lake

73 Stocking Lake

Skinny Lake

64 64

12

Little Wren Lake

Blackcat Lake

Silver Doe Lake

Horse Lake

1166

47

4

Spruce Lake

47

77

Carnarvon Carnarvon Carnarvon Carnarvon Carnarvon

Haliburton Haliburton Haliburton Haliburton Haliburton Haliburton

37

65

D

17664

Miskwabi Lake

87 114 34

Little Dudmon Lake

648

99

Beer Lake

Bark Lake

Canning Lake

Bat Lake

Minden Minden Minden

15 15

Miserable Lake

B

6244 62

Bow Lake

Plewman Lake

E 108 White Lake

B 103

Good Times Lake

509 Nagies Lake

Marigold Lake Clear Lake

Lower Digby Lake

430

00 3344 503

Crystal Lake

St. Croix Lake

334411

16 Kilometres

0 44220 Galena Hill Hill Galena Hill Galena Hill Galena Hill Galena Hill Galena

35 121

649

41 4155

8 Kilometres

Sucker Lake

Catchacoma Lake

5500 33

Shadow Lake

ed pos Pro o T onk c o Cob

Rathbun Lake

Cavendish Lake Catchacoma Catchacoma Catchacoma Catchacoma Catchacoma 502 502 502 502 502

Norland Norland Norland Norland Norland Norland Rush Lake

Serpentine

495 Loom Lake

Beechnut Lake

660099

Greens Lake

Kinmount Lake Kinmount Kinmount Kinmount Kinmount Kinmount

Davis Lake

506 Pencil Lake

Birchbark Lake

Moore Moore Falls Falls Moore Falls East Moore Lake Moore Falls Moore Moore Falls Falls

B 104

North Pencil Lake

Trooper Lake

Irondale Irondale Irondale 70

55

Scrabble Lake

507 23

Maxwells Maxwells Maxwells Maxwells Maxwells

Little Bob Lake Gull Lake

Gooderham Gooderham Gooderham Gooderham Gooderham Gooderham

503

Gelert Gelert Gelert Gelert Gelert

Lutterworth Lutterworth Lutterworth Lutterworth Lutterworth

Lost Lake

Hotspur Hotspur Hotspur Hotspur Hotspur Hotspur

606 606

B

OPP

Koshlong Lake

88 6600

South Anson Lake

E

Leaf Lake

Donald Donald Donald Donald Donald Donald Pockett Lake

D

Wilberforce Wilberforce Wilberforce Wilberforce Wilberforce Wilberforce

604 604

Essonville Essonville Essonville

121

660055

Loon Lake

Gould's Gould's Gould's

77

35

C

6011 60

Horseshoe Lake Lake Horseshoe Lake Horseshoe Lake Horseshoe Lake Horseshoe Elsie Lake

M H H M H M H M H M H M

Yankton Lake

22 6600

Amaleen Lake

11 44

SEE MAP 31

B E

e

44

E Scraggy Lake

55

B112

Ritchey Lake

Basshaunt Lake

Hurricane Lake

Maple Maple Lake Maple Lake Lake Lake Maple Maple Maple Lake

ckberry Lake

56

E

West West Guilford West Guilford Guilford

66

53

118

Moose Lake

103 227

Hindon Lake

B Fourcorner Lake

Cranberry Lake

Kabakwa Lake

Lower Crane Lake

E109

Eagle Lake Lake Eagle Lake Eagle Lake Eagle Lake Eagle

Claypack Lake

Lower Welch Lake

Tingey Lake

Redstone Lake

10 10

16 16 16 16 Lake 16 16 Austin

Percy Lake

B

Coleman Lake

Big Brother Lake Little Brother Lake

Lower Minnow Lake

Fitzgerald Lake

Bitter Lake

Little Hawk Lake

Margaret Lake South Jean Lake

Lipsy Lake

Big Hawk Lake

Dan Lake

B

1111

6644

Buckskin Lake

Branch Lake

Harburn Lake

Little Redstone Lake

1111

Gun Lake

Shoe Lake

69

Kennisis Lake

East Paint Lake

Ronald Lake

Raven Lake

Macdonald Lake

Bone Lake

Buckhorn Lake

6622

6644

1 111

Herb Lak

Dorset Dorset Dorset Dorset Dorset 117 Dorset

North Lake

Goodwin Lake

SEE MAP 33

Russell Landing Landing Russell Landing Russell Landing Russell Landing Russell

Marguardt Lake

660011

6688

63 63 92 92

Snap Lake

6644

Crumby Lake

Tock Lake

E 108

Bass Lake

SEE MAP 42

Red Lake Poplar Lake

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17 1755

ONTARIO MAP 33

McKenzie Lake

Balsam Lake Centreview Centreview Centreview

33 1177

McNab Lake

1700 17

44

Evans Lake

Purdy Purdy Purdy

Babycoot Lake

Indian Lake

Lake St. Peter Lake Lake St. St. Peter Peter St. Peter Lake Lake Lake St. Peter

178

E 109

127

Lower Perieau Lake

Haley Lake

corch Lake

Craigmont Craigmont Craigmont Craigmont Craigmont Craigmont

515 Kitts Lake

E 109

Jessups L

E 109

Buck Lake

E 109

Watson Lake

Pilgr

Echo Lake

Lake St. Peter Meach Lake

Harriets Lake

517 Bennett Lake

Vanderbeck Lake

523

117777

Canoe Lake Combermere Combermere Combermere

Centreview Centreview Centreview

1177 33

B 106 E

Reid Lake

116666

Endomink Lake

Johnson Lake Potash Lake

O'Grady Lake

Maple Leaf Leaf Maple Leaf Maple

Wasmund Lake

Baileys Lake

Baragar Lake

Marguardt Lake

Garden Lake

Stringer Lake

Greenview Greenview Greenview yers Lake

Maynooth Maynooth Maynooth Maynooth Maynooth Maynooth ig Rock Lake

B 106 E

Burke Lake

Little Rock Lake

Fork Lake

Chainy Lake

E109

Cullin Lake

Leather Root Lake uke Lake

Watt Lake

Hardwood

Graphite Graphite Graphite Graphite Graphite Graphite Scott Settlement Scott Settlement Settlement Scott Settlement Scott Scott Settlement Selby Lake

Upper Lunan Lake

Salt Lake

Quirk Lake

Montgome

Little Black Lake

Fort Stewart Fort Stewart Stewart Fort Stewart Fort Fort Stewart

Rutledge Lake

Hound Lake

ttle Straggle Lake Elephant Lake

Pine Lake

Fraser Lake

HyblaHybla Lake Hybla Hybla Hybla

McGary Flats McGary McGaryFlats Flats Flats McGary McGary McGary Flats Flats

ishtail Lake

Hynes Lake

Little Wanamaker Lake

0066 1100

Mallard Lake

B

McArthurs Mills McArthurs Mills Mills McArthurs Mills McArthurs Mills McArthurs Mills McArthurs

Pope Lake

Twint

arquhar Lake

117799

Cardiff Lake

North Vance Lake

O'Neill Lake

Albion Lake

Littlefools Lake Bow Lake

Cardiff Cardiff Cardiff

onrock Lake

648

28

66

7 66117

Buckskin Lake

Coe (Island) Lake

55 Lowrie Lake

33

Neil Lake

661188

nmouth Lake

Silent Lake

Eels Lake

Turriff Turriff Turriff Turriff Turriff Turriff Egan Egan Egan Creek Creek Creek Creek Egan Egan Egan Creek

Tallan Lake

Jocko Lake Brinklow Lake

Apsley Lake

Gilroy Lake

Henderson Lake

Lasswade Lake

Imp Lake

Cashel Lake

950

960 Gunter Gunter Gunter

Sanford Lake Little Sanford Lake

910

E

Jack Jack Jack Lake Lake Lake Lake Jack Jack Jack Lake

Gilmour Gilmour Gilmour 961

Brett Lake

Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake

Lin Freen Lake Mann Lake

Little Sugarbush Lake

Bluff Lake Big Burnt Lake

Jack Lake

118

Dark Lake

Lasswade Lasswade Lasswade

747 747

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Door Lake Thanet Lake

504

Pilot Lake Little Long Lake

Currie Lake

Limerick Lake

Murphy Murphy Corners Corners Corners Murphy

7700 66

b Lake

W W W W W W

9933 11 Little Loon Lake

Little Chandos Lake

E 107

East Tommy Lake

St. Ola Ola St. Ola St. Ola St. Ola St.

The Ridge Ridge The Ridge The

33 5500 18

Pond Lily Lake

E

Owenbrook Owenbrook Owenbrook Owenbrook Owenbrook Owenbrook

OPP

939

Sargent Lake Mephisto Lake

Kings Lake

Bott's Lake

Apsley Apsley Apsley Apsley Apsley Apsley

W

Chip Lake

620

661199

hbun Lake

Taits Lake

E

76 Coe Hill Coe Hill Hill Coe Hill Coe Coe Hill

Mayo Lake

Chain Lakes

Mud Lake

Duck Lake Cranberry Lake

Spruce Lake

936

Ormsby Ormsby Ormsby Ormsby Ormsby Ormsby

Rose Rose Rose Island Island Island

Alder Lake

E 106

Ragged Lake John Lake

Sexsmith Lake

E

wer Monmouth Lake

Gin Lake

Venalen Lake

Nobbs Siding Siding Nobbs Nobbs Siding

North Finnegan Lake

Allen Lake

V Lake

Gaffney Lake Nobbs Siding Siding Nobbs Nobbs Siding

62

Conlin Lake

Lavallée Lake

Little Mullet Lake

E

L'Amable L'Amable L'Amable L'Amable L'Amable

Riddles Lake

Beaver Lake

Cheddar Lake

Bronson Lake

Bay Lake

E 110

Auger Lake Cardiff Cardiff Cardiff

Cheddar Cheddar Cheddar Cheddar

Bancroft Bancroft

99330 0

SEE MAP 32

121

Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson

Egan Egan Egan Creek Creek Creek Creek Egan Egan Egan Creek E 110

Cup Lake Twin Lakes

Bowen Corner Corner Childs Mine Bowen Corner Bowen Corner Bowen Corner Bowen Mine Childs Mine Childs Childs Mine Mine Jamieson Lake 910

50

1144

E

Sharrow Lake

59OPP

102

Deer Lake Deer Lake Deer Lake

Little Maple Lake

Pritchard Lake

Clark Lake

Jordan Lake

Hudson Lake

Bulpit Lake

Baptiste Baptiste Baptiste Baptiste Baptiste Baptiste

Harcourt Harcourt Harcourt Harcourt Harcourt

E

Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon

Birds Creek Creek Birds Creek Birds Creek Birds Creek Birds Grace Lake

SEE MAP 34

Leafield Lake

940 940

E

Bird Lake

44

Musclow Musclow Musclow Baptiste Lake

raggle Lake

E 106

Connor Lake

Wolf Lake

Blue Mountain Mountain Blue Mountain Blue Mountain Blue Mountain Blue E 107

Millbridge Millbridge Millbridge Millbridge Millbridge

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Murk Lake

Buffalo Lake Dacre Dacre Dacre Dacre

Shavings Lake Cox Lake Connor Lake

Little Eneas Lake Wolfe Wolfe Wolfe Wolfe Wolfe

Beaver Lake E 102

Pilgrims Lake

Lamberts Lake

Quadeville Quadeville Quadeville Quadeville Quadeville QuadevilleKargus Lake ullivan Lake

132

Little Garvin Lake

110088

Burns Long Lake

Fox Lake

Burns Lake

Dugan Lake

E 102

105 105 A A

513

Neumans Lake

Hartwick Lake

xe Lake

88 1100

Garskeys Lake

Louies Lake

Guiney Lake

C Perault Lake Ashdad Ashdad Ashdod Ashdod Ashdad Ashdod Ashdad Ashdad Ashdod Ashdod

Hunt Lake

B

508

Pats Lake

Bircham Lake

Long Lake

Jeffers Lake

Dry Lake

Streich Lake

Calabogie Calabogie Calabogie Calabogie

Constos Lake

5 StrainBalvenie Lake Balvenie Balvenie Balvenie Balvenie Balvenie

Brule Lake

Serpent Lake

Dicks Lake Khartum Khartum Khartum Khartum Khartum

Griffith Griffith Griffith Griffith Griffith

Green Lake

Oakhill Lake

Carter Lake

Chapman Lake

E Vernicks Lake102

Hardwood Lake

Turtle Lake

Peever Lake

Crankshaw Lake Sweetman Lake Slate Falls Slate Falls Slate Falls Slate Falls Slate Falls

Graham Lake

E

hanty Lake

11

28

44

Twintoor Lakes

Glenfield Glenfield Glenfield Glenfield Glenfield Glenfield Vennachar Vennachar Junction Vennachar Junction Junction

Doig Lake

Francis Lake

11000 066

E 101 E 101

Cotter Lake

Ball Lake

Ferguson Corners Corners Ferguson Corners Ferguson Corners Ferguson Corners Ferguson

E

Vennachar Vennachar Vennachar

1009 1004

Dan Lake Deep Lake

Johnsons Lake Brûlé Lake

41

Weslemkoon Weslemkoon Weslemkoon Weslemkoon Weslemkoon

Machesney Lake

44

1009

Armstrongs Lake

Little Green Lake

Beech Lake

Mitchell Lake

Little Mink Lake Whitefish Lake

Joeperry Lake

Rainy Lake

Blind Lake

1009

Pearson Lake

Muskrat Lake

Lower Mazinaw Lake

1100 1100

va Lake Little Marble Lake

0099 1100

9 Myers Cave Myers Cave Myers Cave Cave Myers Myers Cave Myers Cave

Skootamatta Lake Benny's Lake Cloyne Cloyne Cloyne Cloyne Cloyne Cloyne

Partridge Lake

1009

Cedar Lake

Twin Lake

Ompah Ompah Ompah Ompah Ompah

Sunday Lake

Beatty Beatty Beatty Beatty Beatty

E

Turcott Lake E 104 A

E 104

Johnson Lake

Mud Lake

Frog Lake

Kings Lake

Malcolm Lake

Cross Lake

Coxvale Lake

E E 105

Coxvale Coxvale Coxvale Coxvale Vanalstine Lake Mosquito Lake

Deer Lake Big Gull Lake

Smith Lake Rock Lake

Nervine Lake

Little Bishop Lake

Marl Lake

Charles Lake

1100 1100

Kirk Cove Kirk Cove Kirk Kirk Cove Cove Kirk Cove Kirk Cove Ink Lake

Bishop LakeCorners Bishop Corners Bishop Corners Bishop Corners Bishop Corners Bishop Corners Bishop

Lingham Lake

Canonto Canonto Canonto Canonto Canonto

Abs Lake Cards Lake

Youngs Lake

Neal Lake

Canniff Lake

Little Mosque Lake

Hicks Lake

Rockside Lake Blue Lake

McDowall Lake

Little McCaw Lake

Mosque Lake

Swaugers Lake

Shawenegog Lake

Bon Echo Echo Dog Lake Bon Echo Bon Echo Bon Echo Bon

Wolfe Lake

Charlies Lake Stump Lake

Abes Lake Mazinaw Lake

C

Canonto Lake

Black Lake

Plevna Plevna Plevna Plevna Plevna Plevna

Hills Lake

E 101

Robinsons Lake Chathams Lake

Butternut Lake

Gravel Lake

McNeils Lake Salmond Lake Kring Lake

Massanoga Massanoga Massanoga Massanoga Massanoga Massanoga

Kerr Lake

Perch Lake

Cranberry Lake

E

Croker Lake

Fawn Lake Long Mallory Lake

F

Mair Lake

Club LakeHemlock Lake

Little Spruce Lake

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Stones Lake

Otter Lake

Bear Lake

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Govan Lake

E 100 102

Pothole Lake

Ostler Lake

Grants Lake

E

Tumbler Lake

Bradley Lake

Strong Lake

E

Buck Lake

Crag Lake

Montserrat Lake

Beebee Lake

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Druces Lake

E 105

E

Lonewolf Lake

E 102

Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson

Little Finch Lake

Norcan Lake

Little Camp Lake

Dunns Lakes

E E 102 102

Buck Shanty Lake

Dunham Lake

Anna Lake

Matawatchan Matawatchan Matawatchan

Denbigh Denbigh Denbigh

Stubinski Lake Little Millar Lake

Minnow Lake

McCharles Lake

Rose Rose Rose Hill Hill Hill

Big Yirkie Lake

Len Lake Simpson Lake

Black Donald Lake

L

Barry Lake

Little Lake

Camel Camel Camel Chute Chute Camel Camel Camel Chute Chute Chute Chute

Leatherroot Lake

Denbigh Long Lake

Barrett Barrett Barrett Chute Chute Chute Chute Barrett Barrett Barrett Chute

Holmes Lake

Black Donald Donald Black Donald Black Donald Black Donald Black

Morrow Lake

E 102

E 105

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McMaster Lake

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Hughes Lake

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Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson

White Lake Seouls Corners Corners Seouls Corners Seouls Corners Seouls Corners Seouls

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Cox's Lake

Reid Lakes

Northbrook Northbrook Northbrook Northbrook Northbrook Northbrook

Deerock Lake McDonald Lake

Crooks Creek Lake

E 101

7 Flinton Flinton Corners Corners Corners Flinton

Elzevir Lake

Arden Arden Arden Big Marl Lake

E 108 E 108

St

Mountain Mountain Mountain Grove Grove Grove Carnahan Lake Little Beaver Lake

Long Lake Long Long Lake Flinton Flinton Flinton

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Elm Tree Elm Tree Tree Elm Tree Elm Elm Tree Tree E

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Dutch Lake

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Deschênes, Lac

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Kanata Kanata

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Embrun Embrun Embrun

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Nepean Nepean

Fallowfield Fallowfield Fallowfield

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Manotick Manotick Manotick

Russell Russell Russell Russell

E 212 Q

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Felton Felton Felton Felton Felton Felton

Watterson Corners Corners Watterson Corners Watterson Watterson Corners

E 104

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Richmond Richmond Richmond

Carsonby Carsonby Carsonby Carsonby A E 212 212

Munster Munster Munster Munster

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Vernon Vernon Vernon

Kars Kars Osgoode Osgoode Osgoode Osgoode Osgoode Osgoode

Dwyer Hill Hill Dwyer Hill Dwyer

Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony

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Belmeade Belmeade Belmeade

Settlement Melvin Settlement Settlement Melvin Melvin Settlement Melvin Settlement Melvin Settlement

Cloverdale Cloverdale Cloverdale Malakoff Malakoff Malakoff Malakoff Malakoff Malakoff

Reevecraig Reevecraig Reevecraig

Reids Mills Reids Mills Reids Mills Reids Mills Mills Reids Mills Reids A 104

Sabourin Sabourin Sabourin Sabourin Sabourin

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Rideau North Rideau North North Rideau Rideau North Rideau North

South South South Gower Gower Gower South South South

Bedell Bedell Bedell Bedell

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Toyehill Toyehill Toyehill Toyehill Toyehill Heckston Heckston Heckston Heckston Heckston Heckston

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East East Oxford East Oxford Oxford East Oxford East Oxford

LLG GS SA A11

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Iroquois Iroquois

Garretton Garretton Garretton

Perrins Corners Perrins Corners Perrins Corners Perrins Corners Perrins

522 G G5

Bellamys Bellamys Bellamys E

550000 G G55

Redan Redan Redan Redan Redan Redan

Cardinal Cardinal

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Roebuck Roebuck Roebuck Roebuck Roebuck Roebuck

Bells Crossing Bells Crossing Crossing Bells Crossing Bells Crossing Bells Crossing Bells Rocksprings Rocksprings Rocksprings Rocksprings

E 113

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Yule Yule Yule Yule Yule Yule

29

Pittston Pittston Pittston Pittston Spencerville Spencerville Spencerville Spencerville

Cranberry Lake

Crystal Crystal Crystal

66

Bishops Bishops Mills Bishops Mills Mills Bishops Bishops

5588 S R R

Ventnor Ventnor Ventnor Ventnor Ventnor Ventnor

22

Lissons Lake

Eastons Corners Eastons Eastons Corners Corners Corners

A1100 A

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Domville Domville Domville Charleville Charleville Charleville Charleville Charleville Charleville Sparkle City Sparkle City City Sparkle City Sparkle Sparkle City

Glenmore Glenmore Glenmore Glenmore Glenmore

Johnstown Johnstown Johnstown Johnstown Johnstown

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Algonquin Algonquin Algonquin Algonquin Algonquin Algonquin

Maynard Maynard Maynard Maynard

Prescott Prescott

401

Riverview Heights Riverview Heights Riverview Heights Riverview Riverview Heights Heights Riverview Heights

105

Greenbush Greenbush Greenbush Greenbush Hawkes Hawkes Hawkes Hawkes Mud Lake

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22 KK44 OP

Carleys Corner Corner Carleys Corner Carleys Corner Carleys

Eloida, Lake

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Kilmarnock Kilmarnock Kilmarnock Kilmarnock Kilmarnock Kilmarnock

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Millar Millars Corners Millar Corners Millar Millars Corners Millars Millar Millar Corners Millar Corners Millars Corners

16

Rosedale Rosedale Rosedale

Winchester Springs Winchester Springs Springs Winchester Winchester Springs Springs

Mountain Mountain Mountain

OPP

Rapids Burritts Rapids Burritts Rapids Burritts Rapids Burritts Rapids Burritts

Vancamp Vancamp Vancamp Vancamp

33 KK44

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Becketts Becketts Landing Becketts Landing Becketts Becketts Landing Becketts Landing Landing

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Hallville Hallville Hallville Hallville

Manhard Manhard Manhard Manhard Manhard Manhard Fairfield East Fairfield East East Fairfield

Church Church Blue Blue Church Blue Church

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213

Lemieux Lemieux Lemieux Lemieux Lemieux Lemieux

Laggan Laggan Laggan

St. St. Isidore St. Isidore Isidore Martels Corners Corners Martels Corners Martels Martels Corners

A 213 E 213 Q

Ste. Ste. Rose-de-Prescott Rose-de-Prescott Ste. Rose-de-Prescott

Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel Lochiel

34

Dunvegan Dunvegan Dunvegan

417

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Black Lake

McCormick McCormick McCormick Mud Lake

Baltic Corners Corners Baltic Baltic Corners Baltic Corners Baltic Corners Baltic

Casselman Casselman

Alexandria Alexandria

Benoit Benoit A 213

A 104

Maxville Maxville

Gl Gle Gl Gl

Dyer Dyer Dyer Dyer

A

St-Albert St-Albert St-Albert St-Albert Warina Warina Warina

SV42

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Gravel Hill Gravel Hill Hill Gravel Hill Gravel Gravel Hill

Avondale Avondale Avondale Monkland Monkland Monkland Monkland

St. Raphaels Raphaels St. Raphaels St. Raphaels St. Raphaels St.

Munroes Mills Mills Mills Munroes Munroes Munroes Mills Munroes Mills Munroes

SV40

Berwick Berwick Berwick

Avonmore Avonmore Avonmore

McMillan Corners Corners McMillan Corners McMillan McMillan Corners

43

Finch Finch

Lancaster Lancaster

GG3

Sandfield Mills Mills Sandfield Sandfield Mills Mills Sandfield Sandfield

A 104

OPP

To Quebec Trail 306

RS R S1100

Chesterville Chesterville

E 104

1144 RRSS

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Glenroy Glenroy Glenroy

Hill Apple Apple Hill Apple Hill Hill Apple

Limerick Limerick Limerick Limerick Limerick

Eamers Corners Eamers Corners Corners Eamers Eamers Corners

138

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Long Sault Long Sault Sault Long Long Sault

A 104

Hoasic Hoasic Hoasic Hoasic Hoasic

Cornwall Cornwall

Summerstown Summerstown Summerstown

Tyotown Tyotown Tyotown Tyotown Glen Glen Walter Glen Walter Glen Walter Glen Walter Walter Glen Walter

Cornwall Cornwall Island Island Cornwall Island Cornwall Cornwall Island

401

E 104

Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale

North North Lunenburg North Lunenburg Lunenburg North Lunenburg Lunenburg Lunenburg Lunenburg Lunenburg Lunenburg Lunenburg

North Valley Valley North

Beckstead Beckstead Beckstead Beckstead Beckstead

Harrisons Corners Corners Harrisons Corners Harrisons Harrisons Corners

2

Bush Nudell Bush Nudell Bush Nudell Bush Nudell Nudell

31

8 Kilometres St. Lawrence, Lake

16 Kilometres

139 Morrisburg Morrisburg

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Westport Sand Lake

Freeland Freeland Freeland Freeland Freeland Freeland

Burridge Lake

00 0 A A11100 A A A Eloi Eloi Elo Eloi Elo Eloi

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Westport Westport

Wolfe Lake

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Brady Lake

Miner Lake

Clear Lake

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Pollywog Lake

Hemlock Lake

Big Salmon Lake

Thirteen Island Lake

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Lindsay Lake

Morton Morton Morton

Hart Lake

Stonehouse Lake

Little Bear Lake Troy Lake

E 103 Cranberry Lake

Holleford Lake Otter Lake Blue Lake

Verona Lake Pero Lake

Upper Rock Lake

Traverse Lake

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38

Grippen Lake

Indian Lake

Higley Lake

Lime Lake

Harves Lake Upper Awada Lake Wilmer Wilmer Wilmer Wilmer Wilmer Wilmer

Leo Lake

Sydenham Sydenham Sydenham SydenhamSydenham Lake Sydenham Sydenham

Sand Sand Bay Corners BayCorners Corners Sand Bay Sand Sand Dulcemaine Dulcemaine Dulcemaine Dulcemaine Dulcemaine Dulcemaine

Cranesnest Lake

Bulls Eye Lake

EE 103

Mud Lake

Singleton Lake

Pot Lake

Draper Lake

Lower Lower Holleford Holleford Lower Holleford Lower Holleford Lower Holleford Cronk Lake Blakes Lake

Bear Lake

Sweet Corners Sweet Corners Corners Sweet Sweet Corners Sweet Corners Corners

R2211 R

Cedar Lake

Sigsworth Lake

Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Lyndhurst Little Long Lake

Jones Jones Falls Falls Falls Jones

Buck Lake

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Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor

Round Lake

E E

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32

Harrowsmith Harrowsmith Harrowsmith

401 Forest Peters Lake Forest Forest

Maple Grove Maple Grove Maple Grove Grove Maple Maple Grove Maple Grove

Collins Lake

Latimer Latimer Latimer Latimer Latimer Latimer Legge Legge Legge

Odessa Lake

Halsteads Bay Halsteads Bay Bay Halsteads Halsteads

Gananoque Gananoque

Mount Chesney Chesney Pine Pine Hill Hill Pine Hill Chesney Mount Mount Mount Chesney Pine Hill Pine Hill Chesney Cushendall Cushendall Cushendall Cushendall Cushendall Fairmount Glenburnie Fairmount Fairmount Glenburnie Glenburnie Fairmount Glenburnie Fairmount Fairmount

Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida

Codes Corner Codes Corner Codes Corner Colonel

By Lake

15

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Howe Howe Island Howe Island Island Howe Howe Island Howe Island

Westbrook Westbrook Westbrook Westbrook Westbrook Westbrook

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Kingston Kingston

96 Port Metcalf Metcalf Port

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Marysville Marysville 95Marysville Simcoe Island Island Simcoe Simcoe Island

Wolfe Island Wolfe Wolfe Island Wolfe Island Wolfe Island Wolfe Island Island

Point Alexandria Point Alexandria Point Alexandria Alexandria

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S S CharlestonS Charleston Charleston

Bass Lake

R20 R20

Big Clear Lake

Eel Lake

W

Soperton Soperton Soperton

Chaffeys Locks Locks Chaffeys Chaffeys Locks Ch Chaffeys Locks

Devil Lake

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88 88 8 A A A8 A A A Lower Beverley LakeSoperton Soperton Soperton

Elgin Elgin Elgin Elgin

Mosquito MillsLake Mills Bedford Bedford Bedford Mills

Christie Lake

Garter Lake

Loon Lake

E 105

Sheldon Sheldon Corn Corn Corn Sheldon Corn Sheldon Corn Sheldon A A A 1 11 11 A1 A A

8 Kilometres 16 Kilometres

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Jeffs Lake

R2 R2 R2 R R R 2

Doran Lake

Cole Lake Lake Cole Cole Lake

Philipsville Philipsville Philipsville

Blairs Settlement Settlement Blairs Settlement Blairs Settlement Blairs Settlement Blairs Newboro Lake

333 AAA111

Newboro Newboro

Butterill Lake

A A777777 AA AA

Atwood Lake

ONTARIO MAP 46

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Forthton Forthton Forthton Forthton

A A7 A 7 77 77

Athens Athens

Maitland Maitland Maitland

29

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Wiltsetown Wiltsetown Wiltsetown Wiltsetown Wiltsetown Wiltsetown

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Hayes Hayes Corners Hayes Corners Hayes Corners Hayes Corners Hayes Corners Corners EEE EE666 Glen Morris Glen Morris Glen Morris Morris Glen Glen Morris Glen Morris 555555 Lillies Lillies Lillies Lillies Lillies Lillies Browns Island Sheatown Sheatown Sheatown Sheatown Sheatown Sheatown

Macnair Island Brockville Brockville

401 2

Big Bluff Island

Mile Island Chub Island

44 44 4 A A A4 A A A

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Blue Church Blue Church Blue Church Church Blue Blue Church Blue Church

Fairfield East Fairfield East Fairfield East East Fairfield Fairfield East Fairfield East

New Dublin New Dublin New Dublin Dublin New New Dublin New Dublin

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Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison Addison

Bisseltown Bisseltown Bisseltown Bisseltown Bisseltown Bisseltown

Battersby Island

Trevelyan Trevelyan Trevelyan Trevelyan Trevelyan Trevelyan Butternut Bay Butternut Bay Butternut Bay Bay Butternut Butternut Bay Butternut Bay

Hathaway Island

Brown Island Ingall Island

Quabbin Quabbin Quabbin Quabbin Quabbin Quabbin

Bridge Island

Escott Escott Escott Escott Escott Escott Waterton Waterton Waterton Waterton Waterton Waterton Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland

Broughton Island Adelaide Island LaRue Mills LaRue Mills LaRue Mills Mills LaRue LaRue Mills LaRue Mills Berry Island

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Baggage Island

Baby Tar Island Aspasia Island Darlingside Darlingside Darlingside Darlingside Darlingside Darlingside

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Lower Langside Lower Langside Lower Lower Langside Langside Lower Lower Langside Langside M M M

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Kintail Kintail Kintail

Belmore Belmore Belmore Belmore Belmore Belmore

Lucknow Lucknow

Zion Zion Zion

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Kingsbridge Kingsbridge Kingsbridge

Whitechurch Whitechurch Whitechurch Whitechurch

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Wingham Wingham

Port Albert Albert Port Albert Port Albert Port Port Albert

R300 Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon Dungannon

Bluevale Bluevale Bluevale Bluevale Bluevale

St. Augustine Augustine Augustine St. St. St. Augustine Donnybrook Donnybrook Donnybrook Donnybrook Donnybrook Donnybrook

Sheppardton Sheppardton Sheppardton

87 Wroxeter Wroxeter G Wroxeter G Wroxeter

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Bogies Beach Beach Bogies Beach Bogies Bogies Beach

Belgrave Belgrave Belgrave Belgrave Westfield Westfield Westfield B 109

Sunset Beach Sunset Beach Sunset Beach Sunset Sunset Beach Sunset Auburn Auburn Auburn

Goderich Goderich

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Sunshine Sunshine Sunshine Sunshine

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B 109

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Benmiller Benmiller Blue Water Water Beach Blue Water Blue Water Beach Benmiller Beach Blue Water Blue Water Blue

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Walton Walton Walton Walton S S

4 Porter Hill Hill Porter Hill Porter Hill Porter

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Leadbury Leadbury Leadbury Leadbury Kinburn Kinburn Kinburn Kinburn Kinburn Kinburn

Clinton Clinton

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Bayfield Bayfield

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Seaforth Seaforth

Brodhagen Brodhagen Brodhagen Brodhagen B 111 B 108

Mitchell Mitchell

Hensall Hensall Zurich Zurich

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Staffa Staffa Staffa Staffa Staffa Staffa B 108

Munro Munro Munro Munro Munro Munro

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Fullarton Fullarton Fullarton Farquhar Farquhar Farquhar Farquhar Farquhar OPP

Dashwood Dashwood Dashwood Dashwood Dashwood Dashwood

Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Mount Pleasant Mount

Exeter Exeter

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Kirkton Kirkton Kirkton Kirkton Kirkton Kirkton B 111

Grand Bend Bend Grand 23

B 108

81 Shipka Shipka Shipka

Khiva Khiva Khiva Metropolitan Metropolitan Metropolitan Metropolitan

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St. Marys Junction St. Marys Junction St. St. Marys Marys Marys Junction Junction Junction St.

Cassel Cassel Cassel

Fairview Fairview Fairview

Ayr 92 Ayr

Ratho Ratho

Hills

Bright Bright Bright

Maplewood Maplewood Maplewood

Pine

Wolverton Wolverton Wolverton

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Wildwood Lake

West Harrington West Harrington Harrington West Harrington West Harrington 5-67 Brooksdale Brooksdale Brooksdale Brooksdale

Hickson Hickson Hickson

Walmer Walmer Walmer Walmer

Strathallan Strathallan Strathallan

Uniondale Uniondale Uniondale Uniondale Lakeside Lakeside Lakeside Sunova Lake Lakeside Lakeside Lakeside Medina Medina Medina

Youngsville Youngsville Youngsville Youngsville

Burgess Lake

Windfall Windfall Maplehurst Lake Windfall Windfall Windfall

Corners Showers Showers Corners Trotters Lake Estates Forest Estates Forest

Forest Estates Estates Forest

Bond's Corners Corners Bond's Corners Bond's Bond's Corners

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Levey Lake

Creditville Creditville Creditville Creditville

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Woodstock Woodstock

Cody's Cody's Corners Cody's Corners Cody'sCorners Corners Cody's Cody's Corners Corners

Falkland Falkland Falkland

Gobles Gobles

Kintore Kintore Kintore Hill Cobble Hill Cobble Hill

2 Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton

Tollgate Tollgate Tollgate Tollgate

Embro Embro

Holiday Holiday

Paris Paris

Buchanan Lake

Trout Lake

Braemar Braemar Willow Willow Willow Lake Lake Lake

Oliver Oliver Oliver

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Blandford Blandford Blandford Blandford

Innerkip Innerkip Innerkip

B203 Colles Lake

Muir Muir Muir

5-54 Pasadena Pasadena Pasadena

Cathcart Cathcart Cathcart

Station Station Zorra Zorra Zorra Station Station Zorra Zorra Zorra Station Station

Burford Burford

Rayside Rayside

Ingersoll Ingersoll

McWilliams McWilliams

Foldens Foldens Foldens Foldens

Hatchley Hatchley Hatchley Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook Holbrook

Corners Hagles Corners Hagles

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Salford Salford Salford 19 Salford Salford Salford

Putnam Putnam Banner Banner Putnam BannerPutnam Putnam Putnam Banner

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201 Norwich Norwich Norwich Norwich

Newark Newark Newark Newark

64 Nilestown Nilestown Nilestown Nilestown Nilestown Nilestown

Hunger, Lake

Mud Lake

Mount Mount Elgin Mount Elgin Mount Mount Elgin Elgin MountElgin Elgin

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Beattie Pond

Teeterville Teeterville Teeterville Teeterville

Milldale Milldale

0 Derwent Derwent Derwent Derwent

Spring Lake

Gladstone Gladstone Gladstone Gladstone Gladstone Gladstone Whittaker Lake Harrietsville Harrietsville Station Station Harrietsville Station Harrietsville Harrietsville Avon Avon Avon Avon

Corners Brown's Brown's Brown's Corners Corners Otterville Otterville Otterville Otterville

Dereham Centre Centre Dereham Centre Dereham Centre Dereham Ostrander Ostrander

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Culloden Culloden Culloden Culloden

Belmont Belmont

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Kelvin Kelvin

Zenda Zenda Zenda Zenda

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Dorchester Dorchester Station Dorchester Dorchester Dorchester Station Station Station Dorchester Station

Harley Harley

Centreville Centreville

Windham Windham Windham Windham Windham Windham

Hawtrey Hawtrey Hawtrey Hawtrey Arthur's Arthur's Corners Arthur's Corners Corners Arthur's

Cornell Cornell Cornell Rosanna Rosanna Rosanna Rosanna Rosanna Rosanna

Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Vernon Mount Mount Vernon Lisgar, Lake

Brownsville Brownsville Brownsville Station Brownsville Brownsville Station Brownsville Brownsville Station Brownsville Station

Lyons Lyons Lyons Lyons Lyons Lyons

Springfield Springfield

Mapleton Mapleton Mapleton Mapleton Mapleton Mapleton

Ellaton Ellaton Ellaton Ellaton Ellaton Ellaton Nixon Nixon Nixon Nixon

Delhi Delhi Delhi Delhi

Tilsonburg Tilsonburg Tilsonburg

Courtland Courtland Courtland

111 Corinth Corinth Corinth

Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton Atherton

Station Aylmer Station Aylmer Station Aylmer Aylmer Station Station Aylmer Station Aylmer Kingsmill Kingsmill Kingsmill Kingsmill

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74New New Sarum Orwell New Sarum Sarum Orwell Orwell New Sarum Orwell New Sarum Orwell Orwell

North Hall Hall North Hall North Hall North

Glencolin Glencolin Glencolin Glencolin

Eden Eden Eden Blayney Blayney

Mabee Mabee

Aylmer Aylmer

Seville Seville Seville Seville

Richmond Bayham Richmond Bayham Richmond Richmond Bayham

Guysborough Guysborough Guysborough Guysborough Guysborough Guysborough Langton Langton Langton Langton

Straffordville Straffordville Jaffa Jaffa Jaffa Jaffa

Luton Luton Luton Luton Luton Luton

5-93 Sparta Sparta Sparta Sparta

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Silver Lake Dunboyne Dunboyne Dunboyne Dunboyne Candyville Candyville Candyville Candyville

Glen Meyer Meyer Glen Meyer Glen 5-108

Calton Calton Calton Calton Calton 5-42 Calton

Corners Froggetts Corners Froggetts Corners Froggetts Corners Corners Froggetts Froggetts Kinglake Kinglake Kinglake Kinglake Kinglake

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Vienna Vienna

Copenhagen Copenhagen Copenhagen Copenhagen Grovesend Grovesend

Port Burwell Burwell Port

Port Bruce Port Bruce Bruce Bruce Port Port Port Bruce

Silver Hill Hill Silver Hill Silver Hill Silver

Walsingham Walsingham Walsingham Walsingham Walsingham

Fairground Fairground Fairground Fairground Fairground Cultus Cultus Cultus Cultus Cultus Cultus Port Rowan Port Rowan Port Rowan Rowan Port Rowan Port Port Rowan

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Hemlock Hemlock Hemlock Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Houghton Jacksonburg Jacksonburg

Rowan Rowan Mills Mills Rowan Mills Rowan Rowan Mills Rowan Mills Erie View View Port Royal Erie View Port Royal Royal Port View Erie Port Royal Erie Long Long Long Poin Poin Poin

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Oriel Oriel Oriel Oriel

Sweaburg Sweaburg Sweaburg

Thamesford Thamesford

Evelyn Evelyn Evelyn Evelyn

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Elliott's Lake

Bruces Bruces St. St. George George St. St. George George George

Hamilton Beach Beach Hamilton Hamilton Beach Hamilton

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Dundas Dundas

Troy Troy Troy Troy

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Blue Lake

Stoney Creek Creek Stoney

Ancaster Ancaster

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Paris Paris

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Duffs Corners Corners Duffs Duffs Corners

Elfrida Elfrida Elfrida 60

Carluke Carluke Carluke

Mohawk Lake Brantford Brantford

Binbrook Binbrook Binbrook Binbrook Binbrook Binbrook Niapenco, Lake

Tom Longboat Corners Tom Tom Longboat Longboat Corners Corners Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia Caledonia

Smiths Smiths Smiths Corners Corners Corners Corners Smiths Corners Smiths Smiths Corners Sixty Nine Corners SixtyNine Nine Corners Corners Sixty Nine Corners Sixty Nine Corners Sixty Nine Corners Sixty

Empire Corners Empire Corners Corners Empire

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Victoria Lake

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Boston Boston Boston

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Bealton Bealton Bealton Bealton Bealton Bealton

56 Canborou Canborou Canborou

Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida Oneida

Canfield Canfield Canfield Canfield

Hagersville Hagersville

Dundurn Dundurn Dundern Dundern Dundern Dundurn Dundurn

Cayuga Cayuga Cayuga Cayuga

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Nober Nober Nober Dry Lake Corners Nelles Nelles Corners

Waterford Waterford Waterford Waterford Rockford Rockford Rockford Rockford

3 Townsend Townsend Townsend Townsend Jarvis Jarvis Jarvis Jarvis Jarvis Jarvis

Bloomsburg Bloomsburg Bloomsburg Bloomsburg

Lynnville Lynnville Lynnville

Tyrrell Tyrrell Tyrrell Tyrrell Tyrrell Renton Renton Renton Colborne Colborne Colborne Colborne Colborne Colborne

Simcoe Simcoe

Varency Varency Varency Varency Varency Varency

Crystal Lake

Featherstone Featherstone Featherstone Featherstone Featherstone Featherstone

Shand's Corners Shand's Shand's Corners Corners Nanticoke Nanticoke Nanticoke Nanticoke Nanticoke Nanticoke Silver Lake

Halfway Corners Halfway Corners Corners Corners Halfway Halfway Halfway Corners

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Peacock Point Peacock Point Point Peacock Peacock Point

Port Dover Dover Port Dover Port Port Dover

Normandale Normandale Normandale Normandale Normandale Normandale Turkey TurkeyPoint Point Turkey Point Point Turkey Turkey

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Bathurst Atlantic Host Hotel

Cozy Camp Cottages

#1, 49 Trails End Rd., Corbeil, Ont. P0H 1K0 Phone: (705) 752-2085 • Toll Free-1-877-752-2085 www.cozycampcottages.com Lct 18 miles south-east of North Bay on Lk. Nosbonsing, just off TOP Trail A102D. Modern housekeeping cottages. Fully equipped including free wifi and satellite, microwaves, coffee makers, gas BBQs. Rentals by the season, weekly, weekends or mid-week when riding is the Best! Guide Service available. Ice Fishing Packages also available. Snowmobilers serving snowmobilers.

Check us out on the web! Your hosts Brian & Diane.

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1450 Vanier Blvd.

Bathurst, NB E2A 4H7 Toll Free: 1-800-898-9292 Office: (506) 548-3335 • Fax: (506) 548-9769 thehost@nbnet.nb.ca • www.atlantichost.com Known to all sledders as the place to stay in Bathurst.

Located on Trail #19, or take exit #310 on Rte 11. Loading ramps, indoor sled parking, heated repair bays. Fuel nearby.

Excellent accommodations, excellent restaurants, pub-style lounge, heated indoor pool, sauna and whirlpool. And did we meantion we’re the only hotel in New Brunswick located directly on NBFSC trails?

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Kipawa

118 Mission Road, Wawa, Ontario P0S1K0 Tel: 705-856-2278 • Fax: 705-856-2171 Toll Free: 800-561-2278 Email: wawamoto@shawbiz.ca Website: www.wawamotorinn.com Your Superior Vacation Experience featuring 50 main building rooms, 20 cozy log rooms and 18 rustic Chalets with fireplaces. All main building rooms are 100% smokefree. Enjoy fine dining in the Fireside Dining Room and Lounge; home of the largest fireplace in the North. Easily accessible to snow trails and ample parking.

1100 Miwapanee Road, Kipawa, Quebec J0Z 2H0 TOLL FREE 1-800-461-9076 PHONE 1-819-627-3773 www.miwapanee.com james@miwapanee.com Linked by Trail #63 on Lake Kipawa, QC. Dining, indoor hot tub and sauna, free wifi, fully equipped hotel rooms in 7000 sq ft Log Lodge.

Rated #1 by TripAdvisor in the area.

Please call for overnight and weekend packages 819-627-3773 or toll free at 800-461-9076

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Hwy 560, PO BOX 67, Gowganda, ON P0J 1J0 info@gowgandalakecamp.ca (705)624-3446 www.gowgandalakelodge.com

Our 4 season resort has groomed trails to our door. Located in the center of A107C and the south end of L136 (north shore of Gowganda Lake) or drive directly to us on Hwy 560. We have 6 deluxe cottages, 5 which will hold up to 6 people, and 1 cottage that will hold up to 10 people. All units are fully furnished with 4 pc baths, full kitchens, wi-fi and satellite TV. General store, LCBO, beer store, wood burning sauna, and fuel are all on site.

Meal plans are available with reservation. Accomodation as low as $30 pp/pd.

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Tidnish River House Fantastic, rural, self catering accommodation for groups of up to 20. Ideally situated for exploring both Nova Scotia and New Brunswick snow mobile trails with easy, nearby access. Servicing / rentals on the doorstep.

For more information please visit our website at

tidnishriverhouse.weebly.com

Cruise the E105A trail and pull in for a meal or for the night at the Calabogie Peaks Hotel.

30 Barrett Chute Road Calabogie, ON, K0J 1H0 PH: 1-800-669-4861 www.calabogie.com

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Sudbury’s Best Motel Accomodations Right on the D111 trail, free continental breakfast, Royal Distributing close by, special rates & park’n’ride packages, rooms include fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and we offer extended stay kitchenettes.

350 Moonlight Ave Sudbury, ON, P3B3W3 PH: 1-800-424-0321 www.moonlightinn.ca

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Muskoka’s Only Polaris Dealer Come be satisfied by the rising stars of POLARIS. York Region's newest, biggest dealer.

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1689 Winhara Rd. Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1R1 Phone: (705) 645-8464 Toll Free: (800) 696-3849 northgatemuskoka.com

19890 Hwy 11, Bradford, ON L3Z 2B6 (905) 775-1717 • Fax (905) 775-0518 UXBRIDGE MINNESOTA, USA GREENBUSH

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347 Cranston Crescent NE, Midland, ON L4R 4K6 705.526.2248 www.factoryrecreation.com

516 Hwy 2, Trenton ON K8V 5W6 613-394-6691 • 1-877-394-6691 www.bay-Marine .com

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Authorized Polaris Dealer Durham Region's #1 Ski-Doo/Sea-Doo, Sportboat, Can Am dealer. Full line of Ski-Doo sleds, parts, clothing and accessories.Trail starts at our door.

3 Douglas Road, Uxbridge, ON L9P 1M7 (905) 852-5884 • 1-800-668-SLED uxbridgemotorsports.com ONTARIO

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Your South Western Ontario Polaris dealer

4325 Harvester Road, Unite 12 Burlington ON L7L 5M4 Phone: 905.681.7270 Fax: 905.681.1697

www.peakpowersports.ca

To Book An Appointment Call

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