Thank you to everyone for your continued support. We can't wait to see you again next season!
Snowmobiling is one of Saskatchewanâs greatest tourism draws! By supporting the SSA and becoming a member, you are helping promote and encourage many popular winter tourism destinations which helps support hundreds of local businesses!Â
The cost for a Family or Individual membership is $25.00 and your membership is valid for the current snowmobiling season up to March 31st.
You will receive a membership number that gives you the opportunity to save on insurance costs at select issuers across the province and chances to win prizes throughout the season.
A membership is not required to be able to ride the trail system in Saskatchewan. However, if you choose to support the SSA and its member clubs by purchasing a Family or Individual Membership you are choosing to support the trail system and snowmobiling in Saskatchewan.
Some clubs choose to sell SSA Memberships to their local members to help support snowmobiling throughout the province and these funds are directed and managed at the SSA office. Every club is unique and some also sell Local Club Memberships to grow their Club. The funds collected through Local Memberships stay within the club and helps them to fund various projects; building of new shelters, maintenance of their equipment, etc.
The funds obtained through membership stay within the SSA and the revenue received is reinvested into a variety of different programs to promote safety through advertising, strong leadership, and support to member clubs. As well as recognizing the hardworking volunteers through various programs established such as the SSA Excellence Awards and the Provincial Festival.
 If you purchase a Family/Individual Membership only one purchase is required per household as it will include all immediate family members.
Your continued support of our association means everything to us. Really, we mean it! Thank you so much for your continued support and contribution to snowmobiling in our province.
