A recent batch of fresh snow may have some snowmobilers itching to get on the trails.
The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs is reporting limited trail access in Wasaga Beach to Singhampton to part of Collingwood and through Phelpston.
But the OFSC says any snowmobiles outside these boundaries will be trespassing.
Details of the exact trails open are listed on the OFSC website.
Marketing Manager for the OFSC Chris Grills says their volunteers are working hard to make sure the trails open very soon.
But he says there may be some hazards still in place and they want to make sure the trails are as safe as possible going into the season.
Grills says you need a permit to ride on OFSC trails and buying one will not only help your local economy, but it will keep your local snowmobile club operating and help keep the trails open.
If you don’t have a permit and are found on OFSC trails, you can be fined and police will charge you with trespassing.
He says Ontario has the world’s largest recreational trails system with over 34-thousand trails all over the province.
To keep up with the status of trails in your area you can head over to their website at www.ofsc.on.ca
