Trail conditions — good to excellent.
We have had snow every year and have run the groomers on our complete system. We groom approximately 100 miles of trails and take pride in the condition of them. We connect with the Lee River SnoRiders to the west and the Maskwa snowmobile club to the north. From here there are endless possibilities for traveling the SnoMan trail system.
We also have a trail to Kenora, which takes about 4 hours to ride. The real benefit of our location is that we are on the fringe of the trail system. Our traffic flow is heavy on weekends but quite light during the weekdays. Just imagine having miles of trail to yourself. The Sno-Mads have a clubhouse about 5 miles from the lodge and have a rescue system set up in case of accidents. As previously stated, there are miles of trails in the area that are not maintained by the club. These trails will take you into pristine, uninhabited wilderness in a fraction of the time that it usually takes in the summer by canoeing, hiking, etc.
We have a 4-kilometre X-country ski trail. The trail is two lane groomed and leaves directly from the lodge. Of course there are countless miles of old logging roads for the more adventurous skiers.
Check out Trail Conditions at 1 204 884-2281, Ext.2 or www.snoman.mb.ca.
Usually posted twice a week during Sno-mobiling season.
Due to the amount of swamp and lake coverage, Snowmobiling Season doesn't open until January.
We carry premium gas during the winter months
Winter Hours - 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Monday, Thursday, Friday and SundayOpen Saturday till 9p.m.
Closed on Tuesday and Wednesday"During snowmobile season only"
As any good host would do, we will try to open our doors for guests of the lodge at any reasonable hour. Just let us know in advance what your plans are and we will try our best to accommodate you. We have opened our restaurant to many groups after hours, so you needn't worry about cooking after a long day on the trails.