Our groomers are working full time so drop us a line at 1-800-367-9292 Extension 260 or email and we'll respond as soon as possible. Wayne Price ~ President, Wawa Sno-Riders, jwprice@onlink.net

Trail Descriptions:

It's easy to spend a week discovering the Wawa trail network. Here you will find excellent snow, well-groomed and signed uncrowded trails, good accommodations, food and personal attention from friendly people who want to show you Wawa's best. We can't name them all here, so click on the goose, give us your mailing address and we'll send you a complimentary trail map.

The French Connection ~ Wawa ~ Dubreuilville circle tour ~ 180 km/110 miles ~ 4 - 6 hrs

With a strong French speaking tradition and flare, Dubreuilville is a great place to visit! Most residents are fully bilingual and their hospitality superb. Stop at Pats Resto and try the "Poutine", a Quebecois hearty meal. Take the main trail to Hawk Junction where gas and food are available. From Hawk follow the main trail north through a highly populated moose area arriving in Dubreuilville. Return to Wawa via old logging roads and scenic McCormick Lake.

The Golden Triangle ~ Wawa ~ Hawk Junction circle tour ~ 112 km/70 ~ miles 2.5 - 3 hrs

Follow the routes of Wawa's gold rush claim stakers and Mormon railway builders. Take the main trail, then quite hilly terrain joining an old logging road system arriving in Hawk Junction for gas and food. Return to Wawa via Whitefish Lake and the Mission a small community established adjacent an abandoned fur trading post.

The Badlands ~ Wawa ~ Steephill Falls Dam

The "Badlands" is easily accessed via the Wawa ~ Hawk Junction route. It's an undulating treeless area, 32 km long and 6 km wide, excellent for free style open country sledding. Keep your eyes open for what was once "Park City" and is now an abandoned gold mine.

Superior Wilderness Trail ~ Sault Ste. Marie to Wawa ~ 330km/200miles

Welcome to the longest groomed trail in Ontario connecting Northern Michigan and Sault Ste. Marie with the surplus snow communities of Wawa, Dubreuilville, White River, Hornepayne, Chapleau and Northern Ontario. If you are looking for a challenging trip with breathtaking hilly scenery and plenty of photo stops, then this is it. This trail is part of the T.O.P.S trail system. Services along the way include:

North Country General Store & Restaurant (Searchmount) ~ 50 miles north of Sault
Fuel and Food 1-705-781-2316

Halfway Haven: (Jeep Lake) ~ 130 miles north of Sault, 75 miles south of Wawa
Fuel, food & lodging.
Toll-Free 1-877-425-3929
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Updated April 2, 2001

CLOSED FOR THE SEASON. USE AT OWN RISK. WAWA SNO-RIDERS CLUB WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE.

Checkout the weather in Wawa

Trail Location	Condition Reporting	Date Last Groomed
"D Trail"
Wawa to Halfway Haven	GOOD	Mar. 27/01
Wawa to Dubreuilville	GOOD	Mar. 27/01
"Club Trails"
Trail 3 - Mission to Trail #7	GOOD	Mar. 20/01
Trail 4 - Michipicoten Misson to Trail #1D	GOOD	Mar. 27/01
Trail 5 - Firesand	GOOD	Mar. 17/01
Trail 6 - Weyerhaeuser	GOOD	Mar. 17/01
Trail 7 - Wawa to Dubreuilville (New)	GOOD	Mar. 17/01
Trail 8 - Hawk to Trail #6	GOOD	Mar. 17/01
Trail 14 - to Manitowik	GOOD	Mar. 15/01
Trail 15 - Hawk Lake By-Pass	POOR	Jan. 30/01

ALWAYS USE CARE AND CAUTION WHEN RIDING!!!

Legend

• NO = Not Open Yet
• OS = Opening Soon
• CT = Closed Temporarily
• XX = Closed for Season
• LI = Limited. Extra Caution Advised
• FA = Fair
• GO = Good
• EX = Excellent
• NA = Data Not Available

For an up-to-date report call us at 1-800-367-9292 Extension 260 or Extension 267 (recorded message).

To contact the President of the Wawa Sno-Riders Snowmobile Club, Wayne Price, email jwprice@onlink.net

Above prices are in Canadian Funds

Our new updated trail maps are free.You can pick them up from most of Wawa's fine accommodations and restaurants or we'll mail one to you. Just email your complete mailing address or call us toll free at 1-800-367-9292 Extension 260.

Snowmobiles are welcome everywhere in Town (speed limit 20 km/12 miles hr) except on Mission Road and on Broadway downtown from Main to Algoma streets (except intersection).

Each year this Rotary organized event raises funds for Easter Seals. The 2001 Snowarama is scheduled for February 10.

Please call Harold Soderlund at (705) 856-2958 for more information.