Where to Sled in The Seven

Big snow and fast access to TOP A108 make Kirkland Lake a prime launchpad for Northern Ontario snowmobiling.

One of the snowiest sled cities anywhere, with 440+ km of groomed trails and fast A–C connections to Cochrane, Iroquois Falls, and Smooth Rock Falls.

A major District 14 staging hub on TOP A, offering lakeside stays, rentals, and smooth loops into Cobalt and Kirkland Lake.

A world-class sled town with deep snow and direct access to the Northern Corridor and the iconic Abitibi Canyon Loop.

Kapuskasing delivers big snow, fast trail access, and the epic Lumberjack Loop—plus miles of quiet local trails where you might spot lynx, moose, or foxes.

With 1,000+ km of legendary soft trails and access to the Missinaibi and Northern Corridor tours, Hearst is one of Northern Ontario’s true snowmobiling capitals.

Award-winning Arctic Riders trails and direct access to TOP A make Smooth Rock Falls a small town built for big rides.

Sudbury offers 2,000 km of groomed trails, four epic OFSC snow tours, and endless loop riding at the city’s edge—big snow, big terrain, and some of Northern Ontario’s best sledding.

North Bay anchors 3,400 km of groomed trails with rentals, sled-friendly stays, and quick access to the RAN Tour, Explorer’s Tour, and major TOP A connectors.

A snow-loaded staging point between Kapuskasing and Smooth Rock Falls, Moonbeam is a true sled town with a legendary club and fast access to TOP A and the Lumberjack Loop.