Newfoundland and Labrador is currently in the process of developing a province wide Snowmobile Trail System. Some of our outfitters as already taken advantage of the system while others operate from wilderness locations. Tours are offered along the Long Range Mountains and the Gros Morne National Park area. For those interested in extreme north adventures, we have outfitters in Northern Newfoundland and Labrador that offer unbelievable snowmobiling opportunities.

The Newfoundland Snowmobile federation, the agency that maintains the trail system, has 17 separate clubs and each has its own individual area. All clubs are connected together and where one club stops another one takes over. The provincial federation covers an area the starts in St. Davids on the west coast and extends to Clarenville on the the east coast. The federation also has several clubs on the Great Northern Peninsula that will allow riders to travel from Deer lake to St. Anthony. Presently Newfoundland has over 500 Kms of groomed snowmobile trails. This is expected to increase to over 600 Km trails in the next 2 years.

The groomed snowmobile trails in Labrador West are already connected to 300 kms of groomed trail on the Quebec side of the border which have been developed by the Fermont Snowmobile Club (Quebec) and another 200 kilometers of groomed snowmobile trail to Churchill Falls, Labrador. As a matter of fact, snowmobile enthusiasts who travel to Labrador West to experience Labrador’s extraordinary wilderness will have in excess of 900 km of groomed trail, as well as, several thousand more kilometers of some of the best off-trail riding in the world. Presently, work is continuing to complete a groomed Trans-Labrador snowmobile trail. In the near future this trail will be complete, making Labrador host to over 1500 km of groomed trails that will connect Labrador City/Wabush in the West to L’Anse Au Clair in the East (on the Quebec border), passing through all communities in between.

Check out our snowmobile tour of 2001.