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Registration

Snowmobile Festival

2022

Start snowmobiling!
Find SSA trail
The first thing you'll want to do is find out if there is any trail in your area. With our interactive trail map you can see the entire provinces trail system at a glance! If you still have questions, reach out to your local club.
Get Training
Anyone born on or after January 1, 1989 in Saskatchewan is required by law to complete a Snowmobile Safety Course. Without it, you may be charged and your insurance may be invalid.
Find a sled
You found trail, you got training, now you just need the sled! A list of dealers and contact info can be found in our Dealer Listing and on the interactive trail map. Get a sled that's right for you!Â
Register sleds
Under The Snowmobile Act, you must register your sled before you can ride it on public roads (where allowed), ditches, other highway rights of way, provincial parks, Crown land, designated trails or on rivers and lakes.

Our Mission
We promote snowmobiling as a vibrant and safe recreational activity, contributing to economic and social benefits for local communities as well as a better quality of life for Saskatchewan families and visitors.
Our Vision
As the provincial voice of snowmobiling, we work with stakeholders to promote Saskatchewan as a world class snowmobiling destination while seeking to understand and respond to the needs and expectations of snowmobilers, ensuring snowmobiling remains a vibrant recreational activity in Saskatchewan.
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Snowmobile Safety Online or Classroom
In person training courses are offered throughout the year at various locations by certified safety instructors. Online training is available year round allowing you to learn at own pace, logging in and out at any time.


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