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- Grey Bruce (District 9)
- Ontario-wide conditions (OFSC)
Buy Where You Ride
Each club receives a portion of the permit sale to offset maintenance costs, so it is extremely important to purchase your trail permit each year before December 1st (for the discounted rate) and credit the region where you ride most. It makes a big difference.
Check out where you can buy a permit in Grey Bruce
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visit OFSC for information on Permits, costs, and types for Ontario
Affected by weather systems from Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, and thanks to its location at the base of the Bruce Peninsula, Grey Bruce receives the highest snowfall in Southern Ontario (annual average 2.5 to 3.5 metres, falling over 45-75 days). It also has a shorter winter thaw than most other areas.
CURRENT CONDITIONS
Whether you start your snowmobile adventure in Durham, Kincardine, Owen Sound, Sauble Beach, Walkerton or Chatsworth, the trail will run by the door. Self-guided loops guarantee many good rides. Here are a few but don’t think they are the only ones! They are just the beginning…
The Bruce Peninsula Touring Route 390 km – 2-Day Ride:
This is one of Ontario’s most scenic stretches through bush featuring bluffs lookouts of Georgian Bay. Begin in Owen Sound taking the B Trail to Wiarton, which connects you to the B108. Follow B108 north through the hamlets of Oliphant and Red Bay, all the way to Tobermory. After a night in the Tub start your second day by following B108 south until you link with B107. B107 will take you through the hamlet of Purple Valley and the town of Wiarton (Willie’s Home). You will return to Owen Sound on the B Trail. Please note that fuel is limited north of Ferndale/Lions Head and pre-book your accommodation in Tobermory.
Grey Bruce Epic Ride – 300km – Full Day’s Ride:
This ride goes through dense cedar forest packed with wildlife. Begin in Owen Sound and follow the B110 trail south to Markdale. Then take the B111 Trail south following the signs to Mount Forest and then to Listowel. From there, head west on B109 to B108 north west all the way to Sauble Beach, then turn east on the “B” trail back to Owen Sound.
The Saugeen River Valley Touring Route 150km:
The Saugeen Route is complemented by many similar loops through woods and fields. Begin in Walkerton and head south on the local trail system to Mildmay connect to Teeswater. From Teeswater take the B108 north to the junction near Paisley) and head east to Paisley on the local tail system. Then continue on to Chesley going east to Scone and then south to Hanover. From there, take the local trail system southwest to Walkerton. Turn north back into Walkerton.
The Huron Shores Touring Route 220km:
Offers a unique accommodation idea for your party. MacGregor Point Provincial Park is open for winter camping featuring 12 Yurts! These heated, permanent structures sleep 6; have propane BBQ’s and campfire pits. Heated washrooms with showers are available to. From the park, head south on B108 past Lovat before turning west to Kincardine on the “A” loop head north on B108 past Port Elgin and Southampton on your way to Sauble Beach.
- Bruce Peninsula and North Grey County
- Tip 'o the Bruce - Tobermory
- Southern Grey County
- Hanover & Neustadt
- Chesley
- Meaford
- Southampton
- Markdale
- Saugeen Shores
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