Don't Put Your Sled Away Yet!
Northeastern Ontario is just getting warmed up for the Rides of March
By Mike Jacobs
Just What Is "Go Snowmobiling Ontario"?
And what do you need to know about it
Go Snowmobiling Ontario is spearheaded by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs as part of a North American campaign to attract new participants to Ontario snowmobile trails and bring former riders back to snowmobiling in Ontario. In this classic STV clip, Craig talks about Go Snowmobiling.
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