ABOUT US
Labrador Winter Trails was formed in 1998 to oversee the development of snowmobile trails, snowmobile clubs and associations and organized snowmobiling in general across Labrador.
With much assistance from the provincial and federal governments, Labrador Winter Trails has developed approximately 1500 hundred kilometers (900 miles) of trail through communities and vast expanses of wilderness.
With trails passing through vast wilderness with an abundance of variety in the topography and scenery, opportunities to see wildlife on the trail, particularly caribou, numerous opportunities to view northern lights and the good down home hospitality of the peoples of Labrador, it is no wonder Labrador is fast becoming a destination of choice for snowmobilers.
PLEASE NOTE
Completion of the integrated snowmobile system in Labrador is ongoing. As there is still development taking place in different areas of Labrador, sledders should contact Labrador Winter Trails and with the regional snowmobile clubs, before heading to Labrador to verify trail conditions, chalet placement etc.
Always be aware of grooming equipment on the trails.
Although we usually start snowmobiling in November, due to ice conditions we don’t start grooming until around the last week of December. This may vary somewhat from year to year.
We will try to keep this site updated frequently to keep sledders informed.
Sometimes you have to stop and wait up to an hour for caribou to get off the trail.
.... Imagine That!
Labrador Winter Trails Inc.
P.O.Box 2069 Stn.B
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL
A0P 1E0
Phone: 1-877-884-SNOW (7669)
Email: Labrador Winter Trails office