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Thompson | Treaty 5

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Manitoba’s vast SnoMan network has more than 1,500 kilometres of mapped trails to explore this winter groomed by dedicated local clubs. If you're feeling adventurous, there are even more opportunities for backcountry riding in the great white north.

Take your pick of scenic routes. Cruise all the way from the U.S. border on continuous trails to The Pas then carry on to Flin Flon and Snow Lake. Or ride from Wabowden to Thompson and on to the Kelsey Generating Station, with jaunts through provincial parks along the way.

Choose a region below and get sledding:
Two people on snowmobiles on the lake, near Flin Flon.

Flin Flon

Flin Flon, Manitoba has more that 135 kilometres of snowmobile trails to offer to winter riders.

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4 people snowmobiling through forest in northern Manitoba.

Cranberry Portage

With hundreds of kilometres of open space all around and many months of snowy winter, Cranberry Portage is a great home...

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A person snowmobiling near Snow Lake, Manitoba

Snow Lake

The Snow Lake Sno-Drifters club operates and maintains the trails in the Snow Lake area, connecting to the trails...

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Two people snowmobiling throug the bush in Swan River.

Swan River

From field and rail bed to dense bush and huge trees, riders of all abilities will enjoy these scenic trails.

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The Pas

The Pas, Manitoba has more that 365 kilometres of snowmobile trails to offer to winter riders.

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Snowmobiling through the trees near Thompson.

Thompson

The Thompson Trailbreakers snowmobile club maintains 385 kilometres of trail systems in this region. The trail along...

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Three snowmobilers ride in a line towards the camera on a trail in Thompson, Manitoba.
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Find everything you need to know about snowmobile tourism in Northern Manitoba, including trail statuses, ride maps, resources and more.