Dec 3 2010

Canadian Snowmobiler Code of Ethics

I understand and accept the risks associated with snowmobiling and I will take responsibility for my own actions.

  • I will ride in a manner that is a credit to our recreation.
  • I will influence other snowmobilers to adhere to this code of ethics.
  • I will respect the rights of others, including property owners and other outdoor enthusiasts.
  • I will protect and preserve our natural environment.
  • I will ride in a responsible manner and use only trails, areas, or roads open to snowmobiles.
  • I will not harass or harm wildlife or the natural surroundings.
  • I will minimize my impact on the environment.
  • I will ride smart, be prepared, and stay in control.
  • I will check ice weather and avalanche conditions before riding.
  • I will help those in distress.
  • I will obey all laws and rules governing our recreation.
  • I will promote proper snowmobile education and training.
  • I will practice Zero Tolerance with respect to impaired riding.

Sep 14 2010

Maximum Capacity Policy

The Society recognizes the need to determine a maximum capacity due to the constraints of parking space. The need to park safely, legally and to be prepared in case of an emergency is vital to the success of the Society. It is the intention of the Board of Directors to provide a quality trail system for the enjoyment and safety of all snowmobilers and to support environmental stewardship.

The Society will accept vehicles for parking up to capacity of the parking lots as determined by on site parking attendants or the manager. Excess vehicles will be turned away and the parking lots closed. Overnight RV Parking will not be permitted. A maximum of 1000 trail passes will be sold between all booth locations.