Luke showcases what’s new from Polaris for model year 2026 and provides his thoughts on the new Voyageur 155 and the new narrow 39-41″ Escape front suspension now offered on the 2026 Switchback Assault.

Then AJ and Mark showcase the touring opportunities within the Ontario Highlands and why this amazing part of Canada has been the home of SNOWTRAX for generations.

We embark on a snowmobile family adventure in the vast and beautiful territory of Northeastern Ontario, Canada and take in everything the Gold Rush Tour has to offer.

Then Luke highlights all the important news from Ski-Doo’s 2026 snowmobile intro and provides his perspective on the changes to the ever-growing Expedition line, as well as looking at the impressive weight reductions the Summit received.

AJ and lifelong friend John Arkwright head to Algoma Country located in Northern Ontario, Canada to tour the snowmobile trails that make up the Soo Highlands Loop and the Northshore Loop. During their stay, they take advantage of the welcoming hospitality that the communities of Sault Ste. Marie, Elliot Lake and Spanish have to offer.

AJ’s in the TRAIL TECH shop breathing a bit more life into his 2000 Ski-Doo Touring E380 Fan with the help of some aftermarket accessories Kimpex that will help him stay inside his budget and keep this sled on the trail for years to come.

Then in TEST RIDE, Motorhead Mark finds a balance between the utility features and trail functionality of Yamaha’s 2024 Transporter 800 featuring a 153-inch track, rear storage rack, tow hitch, long-range fuel capacity and a 794cc 2-stroke engine.

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Student requests, a shared love of snowmobiling and a desire to reinforce safe sledding, led teachers Jason Beer and Marianna Rallis to work hard to make this club a reality.

The journey started just over a year ago with a proposal to the Simcoe County District School Board. Despite the fact that there were no clubs of this kind in province of Ontario, Principal Jane Seymour, Corporate Risk Officer Erin Schwarz and the Superintendents and Director of the Board gave the club a green light.

After a thorough safety meeting held at the school and conducted by the OPP, the dates were set and sledders prayed for snow. While the OFSC trail groomers worked hard to open the trails, other community partners such as Royal Distributing, St. Onge Recreation, St. John Ambulance and the Sno Voyageurs reached out to the Wildcats and offered tremendous support by way of donations.

Unfortunately January’s lengthy thaw saw the first trail ride cancelled. However, the snow returned and the trails reopened with near perfect conditions.

As the 16 sledders departed they toured along the B112B trail to Hawkestone and headed north along trails 203, B and B205C to Waubaushene where they stopped for lunch. After fueling up they continued north and west along trails C and 309 ending up just north of Elmvale.

From there the club headed south along the C, B and B103 trails to the SCDSB office in Midhurst where they thanked Erin Swartz and took at picture with her and Mayor Harry Hughes of Oro-Medonte, a long time educator and major supporter of community sport and recreation. Afterward, the sledders toured back to their original meeting place in Shanty Bay.

Overall, the first outing was a great success and we look forward to more riding in the near future, weather permitting. The Wildcats would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who made this club a reality.

It’s only here, where you can chart a course of unlimited adventures down 33,000 km / 20,500 mi. of interconnecting trails that wander through pristine forests, over frozen lakes and along the sea as they give way to breathtaking snow-sculpted landscapes.

With eight destinations to choose from, endless touring opportunities await you. The 200 member clubs employ over 490 groomers and the 4,500 volunteers dedicate over 800,000 hours ensuring the best snowmobile experience that a die-hard enthusiast can have.

Balancing the thrill of the sport with well deserved R&R and the utmost in hospitality is yet another aspect of Québec snowmobiling you’ll discover by visiting the classy lodging, luxurious spas and many great restaurants the province offers. Whether it be riding through meandering sugar bush trails or witnessing the majestic views of the St. Lawrence River, when you ride in Québec you’re always greeted with freshly groomed trails and an unforgettably warm welcome.

Whichever kind of snowmobile adventure you’re looking for, Québec has something for you, your friends and your family. To enable you to best plan your trip, Québec has grouped some of the most popular trails into categories that best complement the experience you may be looking for.

* Friendly Expedition:

Settle in at a popular destination, explore surrounding trails at your leisure, then hang with locals and friends at great restaurants and bars in the evening.

* Curious Exploration:

Discover regional trails at a leisurely pace and after an incredible day out, kick back in front of the fire with a delicious meal.

* Marathon Adventure:

Wide open spaces, long distances, and the thrilling rush of adrenaline that comes with serious snowmobiling expeditions.