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Snowmobile tours in Canada

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Posted on: 09/12/2022
 

One way to see the wonders of Canadian winter is to go on a snowmobile tour! A snowmobile tour will take you on a 105 km route through the forest and over small hills. You'll see spectacular views, be surrounded by curious woodland creatures, and explore some of the most scenic areas in the region.

Snowmobile tours in Canada are perfect for families or groups who want to experience the thrill of exploration while getting closer to nature! Many operators offer guided tours, from beginner to advanced. Snowmobiles are the most efficient way to explore remote areas where planes and other vehicles are less accessible.

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Why go snowmobiling in Canada?

Canada is the birthplace of the snowmobile industry. Canadians enjoy riding and operating snowmobiles, which run on either electricity or gas, usually a mix of both. Depending on where you live and the conditions you want to ride in, snow sports can be as adventurous as you want them to be.

Canada is the perfect place to have fun in the snow! You can choose to go on your own or go with a group on a guided tour. The choices are endless and the companies that offer guided tours are sure to have a great time no matter what type of adventure you want to take part in!

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Places to go snowmobiling in Canada

One such unique place is in Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario. This is a park that has more snowmobiles than cars and trucks. Within Algonquin Provincial Park, there are designated areas for snowmobiling, depending on the type of experience you are looking for. The park is divided into five different zones:

1. Algonquin Snowmobile Touring

It is a park that welcomes all types of recreational activities, from cross-country skiing to fishing and swimming, snowmobiling and hiking. Some trails allow you to push your limits so you can discover new adventures every time you visit this park.

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2. Orange Ski Hill

This is an area that has the longest trestle in the world and has been used by snowmobilers as a place to perform demonstration jumps. This is a designated area for experienced snowmobilers where you can have fun and experience some of the best jumps in Canada.

3. Snowmobile camping

This is an area that offers overnight camping activities, near the main entrance of the park. There are various facilities where you can park your vehicle or tents and enjoy your vacation... The park's campground is located on the snowmobile hill, which offers guests a view of the surrounding lands and Algonquin Park.

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4. Snowmobile Day Use

This is another area that offers a variety of snowmobile trails. This is the most popular area of Algonquin Provincial Park, especially in the winter. In this area you can enjoy snowmobiling, hiking and cross-country skiing.

5. Snowshoes and dog sleds

If you want to have an adventure during your stay in this park, take a ride with a horse and carriage dogs ! They will take you on an ancient indigenous trail that will introduce you to some of the most beautiful sites in Ontario!

Other places to go snowmobiling in Canada

With all the snow forecast in Canada in the coming weeks, it might be time to find a way to beat the boredom and spend some time outside. Like more than 60 % of Canada's territory is covered in forests or wetlands, there's plenty of space to ride these awesome machines that can take you to the top. Here are some more of the best places to go snowmobiling in Canada.

Elk Island National Park, Alberta

This park is widely known for its popularity with outdoor enthusiasts. In fact, it is the only place in the Stanley Park system where aerial skiing is permitted in a national park. The best time to visit by snowmobile is between January and April, when you can enjoy over 300 days of sunshine per year. Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy the many wildlife species found here, including over 150 species of birds. Elk Island National Park also has an award-winning visitor centre where visitors can enjoy art exhibits during their visit.

Wapusk National Park, Manitoba

This national park is the only one where polar bears reside within the 700 MW of land. It was designated a national park in 2012 to protect and conserve the animals that live within its boundaries. Only about 2,000 polar bears roam its area, giving visitors a rare opportunity to encounter them up close in their natural environment. The best time for snowmobile tours in this park is from mid-March to mid-May, when snow is plentiful, but excursions are also possible outside of these times.

Banff National Park, Alberta

This national park was designated as such in 1887 and has proven to be one of Canada's most popular destinations. It is also the largest park in North America. Banff National Park covers an area of 712 km², almost twice the size of Yellowstone National Park. The best time to visit by snowmobile is from late July to early September, when the total snow depth reaches more than 127 cm. Park officials also recommend visiting during these times, as it gives visitors plenty of chances to see all kinds of wildlife.

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Yoho National Park, British Columbia

This national park was designated in 1920 to preserve the land and its environment. It is known as "Waterton Lakes" because of the presence of two lakes in the park that are fed by rivers fed by glaciers. The best time to go snowmobiling is from late July to early October, when the total snow depth reaches over 40 inches each year. The most popular areas in Yoho National Park are Lake O'Hara, Mount Yoho, and Tunnel Mountain. These areas attract everyone from outdoor enthusiasts to tourists who want to see different parts of Canada during their visit.

 
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