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Snowmobile Routes

Snowmobile Routes

Looking at our maps you will find a wealth of snowmobiling information, including clearly defined snowmobile routes and trails and staging areas/trailheads. We also show you thousands of kilometres of unplowed logging roads and cutlines that can be used for snowmobiling in the winter. Mapbooks, GPS Maps, the Backroad Navigator app and our BRMB Canada Web Maps include written descriptions of snowmobile routes and areas, filling you in on trail distance, elevation gain, access to the trailhead, restrictions, contacts for local clubs and more. For digital products, these riding areas are georeferenced and searchable, while our Mapbooks contain an easy-to-use Adventure index to help you find the exact trail or riding area you are looking for.

Many of the snowmobile trails and riding areas shown on our maps are supplemented with written descriptions created by our team of outdoor writers and researchers. These descriptions include information on access to staging areas, routing details, trail length, elevation gain and difficulty, trail highlights and more. We also include tips on how to have a safe and successful snowmobiling adventure, and Mapbook users will find that the descriptions are easily referenced to their location on the maps at the front of the book.

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  • TRAILS & ROUTES

    • 150,000+ kilometres of Snowmobile Trails across Canada
    • 2,000+ Snowmobile trails & staging areas
    • Clearly defined snowmobile line styles
    • Trail names with activity symbols
    • Descriptions with access & highlights
    • Trail length, difficulty level & elevation gain where available
  • POINTS OF INTEREST & AREA CLASSIFICATION

    • Easy-to-read topographic maps with contours, relief & shading
    • Boundaries identifying parks & nature areas, motorized closures, First Nations reserves, private areas and more
    • Industry-leading road coverage for access to your riding area
    • Labeled mountain peaks
    • Marked huts & shelters
    • Natural features including glaciers, wetlands, lakes & streams
    • Closures, restrictions & other important details
    • Clubs & associations information
    • Natural features such as viewpoints & waterfalls as well as wetlands & swamps
    • Topographic contours and relief shading to help identify changes in elevation
    • Description with access & highlights
    • Trail length, difficulty level, elevation gain where available
    • Local club information
    • Restrictions and other important details
  • TRAIL TYPES

    • Association, Top & Trunk Trails
    • Backcountry Trails
    • Club & Connector Trails
    • Touring Routes
    • Unplowed & Unmaintained Roads
    • User-Submitted Routes