Welcome to the website of the Seaway Valley Snowmobile Association, a member of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs.
SEAWAY VALLEY trails are located just north of Cornwall. Over 240 kilometres of groomed trails stretch from Cornwall to Casselman. Villages and towns located on the trail system include: Crysler, Berwick, Finch, Avonmore, Moose Creek, Gravel Hill, Monkland, Maxville, Apple Hill, Bonville, St. Andrews W, and Martintown. Connecting trail networks include Riverside, Eastern Ontario, Nation Valley and Glengarry trails.
(Updated March 11, 2012) Seaway Valley Trails are now being listed as A 104 Closed A 213 Closed SV5 Closed SV7 Closed SV10 Closed SV12 Closed SV16 Closed SV17 Closed SV32 Closed SV40 Closed SV42 Closed | ||
You can also visit www.ofsc.on.ca for updated trail conditions for all regions in Ontario. Snowmobiling is an inherently risky off-road activity that occurs in an unpredictable natural environment, so every rider enters OFSC Prescribed trails at their own risk. Snowmobilers must know the “Assumptions for OFSC Trail Use” prior to using an OFSC Trail. Green alert means that the trails are OPEN, however, please ride with care, obey signage and be alert at all times! Yellow alert means limited, please ride with extra caution because conditions are not ideal in many areas. Red alert mean trails are officially CLOSED due to conditions or end of season. Permission to use the trail system has been revoked. At this time, a snowmobile trail permit is no longer applicable and use of the trail system is considered trespassing. This is also true for (in-season)closed trails. | ||
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The SVSA would like to thank our LANDOWNERS for their gracious committment to allow our members continued use of their property. We would also like to thank our PERMIT RETAILERS for their continued support, our DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS for all their time and hardwork, and finally our MEMBERSHIP for BUYING WHERE YOU RIDE!
Ride safely and responsibly
Please make sure you click on the News/Events tab to get the latest news from SVSA.
Our Anual Landowners appreciation dinner was held on Nov. 26/2011 at the Metcalfe Pavillion in Maxville. Many thanks to all the Volunteers who made it possible, but special thanks goes out to all the Landowners for allowing us to use their properties to enjoy the sport we love so much. Also thank you to the many business and individuals who donated merchandise for our silent auction.
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If anyone can spare a few hours to help with events or with trails, please contact one of the executive members.
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Any Club Member (Valid Permit Holder) who wishes to get clubs news and events via e-mail, please submit your name and e mail address to cjmccourt@xplornet.ca
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