Upper Canada Snowmobile Region
The UCSR office of the O.F.S.C. is located in Morrisburg, and responds to administrative issues and fieldwork inquiries from the numerous snowmobile clubs and associations in Eastern Ontario.
The district consists of the area west to Napanee, north to Arnprior and east to the Ontario/Quebec border. It has over 3000 km of marked, groomed trails.
The clubs in the UCSR sell over 8000 trail permits annually to families in Eastern Ontario.
40 Groomers, operated by volunteers, look after 3000 kilometers of pristine trails.
All trails on our region are marked with clear, easy to understand signage each year.
Each of our member clubs are powered by their volunteers and generous landowners.
Besides snowmobiling, most of our clubs host events, fundraisers, breakfasts and more.
We recently asked club members about how satisfied they were after joining a local snowmobile club. A full 92% of them were very satisfied.
Much of the required work in grooming trails, reparing bridges, etc. are carried out by club volunteers. If you are a club member, consider volunteering. Immediately after a snowfall, our groomers are out, preparing the trails for safe, enjoyable sledding.
When you consider all the benefits that your permit brings, you get full value, not only in sledding, but in the many other benefits club membership provides.
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Here are some reasons to join a local club in the Upper Canada Snowmobile Region.
Enjoy 3000 kms of great trails, groomed and maintained for maximum fun, safety, and enjoyment.
Many scenic routes in a variety of lengths to bring you to undiscovered places and back again.
A growing number of local businesses are now offering special discounts to club volunteers.
Learn safe operating procedures, legal requirements, first aid and much more.
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Why people like you volunteer for your local snowmobile clubs:
In an increasingly complex world, VOLUNTEERING for your local snowmobile club provides one of the most basic human needs: the need for friends and fellowship.
You will find instant friends in both your own community and elsewhere in the province.
VOLUNTEERING is fun! Your club projects are fun; social activities are fun; meeting new riding buddies and service to others is fun.
Everyone needs to network. Snowmobile Clubs consist of a cross-section of every business in your community. Our members come from all walks of life. Clubs help one another, and collectively help others.
VOLUNTEERING with your local club continues to better one's growth and education in human relations and personal development; motivating and leading others.
This is perhaps the best reason for becoming a VOLUNTEER; the chance to do something for somebody else, sense the self-fulfillment that comes in the process and the return of that satisfaction to one's own life.
Some common concerns regarding volunteering
We would like to hear from you.
Upper Canada Snowmobile Region Office
PO Box 20011 Carleton Mews
Carleton Place, ON K7C 4K3
Email: info@ucsr.ca
