Alberta Snowmobile

If you are unsure of the access, contact the local Club, the province or the land owner with questions. With that said, we wouldn't exist without the support of our members. So, thank you! Thank you to all ASA members, volunteers and landowners for an incredible season.

Is the 2025-2026 season now behind us? Check your Alberta Snowmobile Trail Map App or asa.evtrails.com/# to see which trails are still open. If the trail is red, it is closed for snowmobiling for the season!

There are many variables unique to each club, like landowner permissions (farmers' fields) , trail terrain (muskeg, nature preserves, etc.), or accessing private property, where you could be trespassing when snowmobiling is done for the season.

While some ASA trails are now open to other types of OHVs, many trails are not.

We will continue to update the interactive trail map (online and in app) every week. Please respect the RED/closed trails. Do not assume that a closed trail means you can ride wheeled vehicles on it. Many of the ASA trails are SNOWMOBILE ONLY. Thank you for respecting the trails.

You don't need to make an account or give your personal information, and the survey will take less than 5 minutes of your time.

We hope you’ve enjoyed a great snowmobiling season so far. As our year wraps up, we are once again sending our International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association (ISMA) End-Of-Year Snowmobiler Survey – and we are asking for your help. Survey Link: surveymonkey.com/r/Snowmobile26

This information is very important to the Snowmobile Community so that we have accurate data to best represent the positive impact of snowmobiling. •Provide up-to-date statistics to government agencies, municipalities, and snowmobile associations.

The more riders who participate, the stronger and more representative our data becomes. Your support in sharing this survey truly makes a difference.

Check our website for the currently scheduled upcoming season dates for our club events! albertasnowmobile.ca/events The events are subject to change, so check back often.

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You can download the Alberta Snowmobile Trail Map Application on your mobile devices. Apple: apps.apple.com/ca/app/asa/id6… Android: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Catch and release for ice fishing? Releasing fish quickly and safely helps them survive, grow, and reproduce. Be prepared and follow proper handling techniques to protect our fish populations. Learn more at: mywildalberta.ca/fishing/ice-fi…

Alberta Wildfire is sending two crews of firefighters to assist our friends in California with their current wildfire situation. We wish them good luck and a safe return as they depart this morning.

Winter Safety Day in Kananaskis Country is Sunday, January 19 from 11am – 3pm at the Canoe Meadows Day Use area. Join us for some hot chocolate and learn about winter mountain safety straight from the experts. More info: albertaparks.ca/parks/kananask…

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We are saddened to announce the passing of Roger Pillman of Red Deer, Alberta, on December 25th, 2024, at 82. Our condolences to his family and friends. Watch his Induction video when he was nominated to The International Snowmobile Hall of Fame (2000): youtu.be/gioaHTh73Rg