Algoma Country offers an incredible, rugged trail network perfect for die-hard snowmobilers looking to rack up serious mileage. Weekend Warriors can tackle the scenic North Shore Loop connecting Sudbury or Sault Ste. Marie, which features stunning vistas over Lake Huron and an optional side loop to the USA via the Ice Bridge. For a true wilderness challenge, the 2- to 5-day “All The Way There” ride takes you on a remote trek from the Sault to Hearst, while the new 105-mile Soo Highlands Loop offers a rugged day-trip option right outside the region’s largest urban center.
No matter which route matches your riding style, Algoma’s sled-friendly communities and businesses are ready to welcome you with warm Northern hospitality, delicious food, and excellent accommodations. All the trails are expertly mapped out and ready for your next snowmobiling adventure.
Rider’s Note: Halfway Haven is closed for the 2026-2027 season.
A Guide to Snowmobiling in AlgomaRead a Guide to Snowmobiling in Algoma Country on how to buy a snowmobile permit, trail guides, and tips for sledding in Ontario.
The Algoma Winter GuideWinter is a brand new season of fun in Algoma Country with many outdoor adventures and indoor activities found across the region.
The Algoma-Corridor RideEnjoy some of the best snowmobiling trails in Ontario from Wawa to Hearst in the Algoma Country over four days.
Hello Winter: Snowmobiling Algoma CountryAlgoma's has 3,200 km of groomed trail, 300 cm of snow annually, and one of the longest snowmobiling seasons in Ontario.
Winter Getaways in Algoma CountryOntario's Algoma Country is the perfect winter vacation destination to ski, snowboard, snowshoe, ice fish and snowmobile.
The North Shore LoopThe North Shore Loop makes for a perfect two-day snowmobile trip on the North Shore of Lake Huron with food, fuel and places to stay.
OFSC Trail Guide
You've arrived here because you're a die-hard snowmobiler looking for an amazing place to ride.
All The Way There is an epic multi-day snowmobiling adventure through remote Northern Ontario wilderness from Sault Ste. Marie to Hearst.
The North Shore Loop is a premier snowmobiling route for weekend warriors featuring perfectly groomed trails, with options to stage from Elliot Lake or Sault Ste. Marie.
The Soo Highlands Loop is a scenic snowmobiling route that starts in Sault Ste. Marie and heads north to Searchmont, inviting riders to explore the rugged natural beauty of the region.
The route begins in Hornepayne by taking the TOP A South trail; the L191; the Top A West; the L181 and back to the TOP A South to their starting point in Hornepayne.
This tour takes snowmobile tourists along the Missinaibi River and through the woodlands north of Mattice and Hearst.
