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Snowmobile Across Manitoba

Explore the beauty of winter from the seat of a snowmobile.

Take in breathtaking winter landscapes on nearly 13,000 kilometres of groomed trails that reach all corners of Manitoba. Dense forests, frozen lakes and abundance of snow make for an unforgettable snowmobiling experience. Beausejour, Grand Beach, Gimli and the Swan Valley region are great starting points for your sledding adventures.

If you are craving a longer trip, cruise all the way from the U.S. border to The Pas, Flin Flon, Snow Lake and Cranberry Portage, or ride from Wabowden to Thompson to the Kelsey Generating Station. Browse more snowmobile trails on the Snoman interactive map and make sure to get a Snopass to ride.

Zip Through Winterscapes

Person riding a snowmobile in a forest around Thompson, Manitoba

10 Places to Snowmobile in Manitoba

From rocky outcrops to frozen lakes and forests, Manitoba's landscapes are a dream for scenic trips. Home to dozens of snowmobile clubs and thousands of kilometres of groomed winter trails, the province is every snowmobiler's must.

Person on a snowmobile in Hecla, Manitoba

Find Local Snowmobiling Routes

Head over to Sled MB 53 for the latest updates on the snowmobile routes and winter sledding trails across Manitoba as well as fuel, lodging and ideas for snowmobile trips.

Featured Experience

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Interlake Tourism Association

Go on the Ultimate Friend-Mobile Trip

Ride freshly groomed trails, soak in the views and unwind fireside in Manitoba’s Interlake. With basecamps like Lakeview Hecla Resort and KALS Rentals, it’s the right winter getaway for you and your crew.

Did You Know?

Every March, the town of Beausejour hosts the Canadian Power Toboggan Championships on a world-class racing track made of pure ice. Participants reach the speeds of over 160 kilometres per hour.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can you go snowmobiling in Manitoba?

You can go snowmobiling in destinations across Manitoba, with nearly 13,000 kilometres of groomed trails taking you across scenic winter landscapes. Popular places to snowmobile include Whiteshell, Interlake, Parkland and northern Manitoba.

When is the best time to go snowmobiling in Manitoba?

The best time to go snowmobiling in Manitoba is from December through March, when snow accumulation is typically at its highest. Trail conditions can vary throughout the season, so check local trail reports before setting out.

Where to rent a snowmobile in Manitoba?

To rent a snowmobile near Winnipeg, check out places like SnowMuch Fun. Find rentals by destination here.

Where to park a snowmobile on a longer trip?

Many lodging options across the province offer snowmobile parking spaces for travellers with a snowmobile. Explore options at Sled MB 53.

What is a Snopass?

Snopass is a snowmobile trail pass for Snoman trail network across Manitoba. The are mandatory for snowmobiles using the network and offered on an annual basis. If you have multiple snowmobiles, you will need a Snopass for each vehicle. The registration price is $150 as of October 2026 and needs to be paid by December 1 for the season.

If you only want to ride as a one-off or are travelling from another province, explore 3- and 7-day passes and out-of-province permit options.