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For membership rates,
day-use fees, trail conditions, and club information, visit their
website at www.wasiski.com.
Rules for Use:
- no snowmobiles allowed
on the trails
- no ATVs allowed on the trails
- no animals allowed on the trails
- trail usage is available to club members at no charge, non-club
members are required to pay a $7 day-usage fee
Safety Considerations:
- use the trails at your
own risk and level of ability
Maintenance:
- when required throughout
the season
Descriptions:
These trails go through a number of different natural
habitats common to the Near North region of Ontario including
wetlands, swamp, marshes, fens, and a mix of hardwood and
conifers. The trails are classically groomed and track set and
are relatively well-signed via posted maps and colour-coded trail
markers. The new chalet is open and heated using a wood stove, with
hot chocolate and tea available. There is a bulletin board
available where trail conditions and other announcements are posted,
along with a thermometer and trail maps.
For membership fees and
day-use rates, and for additional trail information, please visit
their website at www.wasiski.com.
Directions:
From
the HWY 11/17 junction near Seymour Street, head southeast on HWY 11.
Take exit 329 for Lake Nosbonsing Road/HWY 654.
Turn left at Lake Nosbonsing Road, and drive until you find the
Chalet.
Map: Courtesy
of the Wasi Cross-Country Ski Club's website
Detailed information and map
for these trails can be found in the Trail Guide to
Healthy Living. For more information about the
Guide and where they are available, visit our
Trail Map and Guide page.
A brochure and trail map is
available through the Wasi Cross-Country Ski Club as
well as through various information centres and
outfitters in the region. |
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