I thought it would be a good idea if everyone said hi when they join up.

My name is Glenn Healey and have been an avid snowmobiler since I was 10 years old. I currently live in Utopia,Ontario which is just outside of Barrie. I am from the Peterborough,Ontario area and was involve in organized snowmobiling in that area. We had a cottage on Chandos Lake in Apsley and I was fortunate enough to be the President of the Paudash TrailBlazers Snowmobile Club.
I am currently doing some volunteer work with the Alliston and District Snowmobile Club.
I am also involved in the Canadian Motorcycle Cruisers Riding Club as the 1st Officer of the Barrie Chapter.

Hi I have been snowmobiling for the about 15 years. Since it started I have been working on Snowmobiler Television, and while everyone may think that I do nothing but ride all the time, the fact is we have very little free ride time. Most times when I am riding there is a back pack full of gear with me. I love nothing better then to capture on camera, other people having a great ride. See you on the trails.

Squiffer

Also a fello CMC'r when weather permits. Been sledding also since I was 10. First machine was a 1974 TNT 292 single. Owned many sleds from Skiroule, Yamaha, Masey Ferguson, Ski Whiz, Ski-doo, Sno Cruzer.

Love my current Formula III 600 triple/triple.

Hi everyone, my name is Dave Garland and I live in Everett which is just outside of Alliston, Ont.
I have been riding since I was a wee fellow with my family, but just got back into it within the last ten years or so.
My wife and two girls enjoy sledding as well, we like to call it a family sport.
Anyway, if the the snow is on the ground we are ready to go.
SEE YA ON THE TRAILS!

Ladies and gentlemen,boyz and girlz I am the Faceman . Live in Owen Sound and sled wherever, normally with the better half (Mother Nature) We both look forward to meeting other "sledheads" and pounding on some miles.

Hi Sledheads,

Yukon here reporting from district 7. I'm a member of the Baxter Snowriders and Promotional Director for the Prostate Extreme Team ( We hold charity snowmobile /ATV rides for Prostate Cancer research) . I ride out of Honey Harbour on the shores of Georgian Bay.

Hope to meet some of you out on the trails.
Yukon

G'day all
My name is Mike Anderson, out of Corner Brook, NL I am a director with the Western sno-riders and love getting out for a spin on our wonderful groomed trail network! Check out our website and message forum!

http://www.westernsnoriders.com

hey, what a great forum! I've been active on other sled forums and this is just a great idea!

I love the STV show and am always looking to get out for a good ride with good people!

I'm 28, and ride a mild custom 04 rev 800 out of Haliburton mainly and live in Toronto.

we should do a ride out of Haliburton!!!!!! I'd be happy to help set something up!

the trails are great this year and with more snow coming it should be an excellent season

Hello to everyone

The Alliston (www.adsc.ca) trails are home for me. I volunteer with the club as much as I can, currently I am the club secretary. I can be seen on those trails on my Switchback all the time. Wave if you see me going by.
I am always up for a good ride, especially those long distance ones. I really like going to other districts and meeting other volunteers at their clubhouses.

Hi, my names Jordan Healey, and I live in Utopia. I have been riding right since I was able to get my snowmobile licence, which makes that 6 awesome riding seasons ago. Ive owned 3 sleds so far. First was a 1982 yamaha excell III 340, then a 1993 Formula Plus 580, and for the past 3 seasons I've had a 2002 MXZ 600 which as of last season won the Royal Treament and now looks as well as rides amazingly. I love snowmobiling and I think this site is a great idea. I'm hoping that I can meet a few more people to ride with this season and if anyone needs someone to ride with this winter, just give me a shout.

Hi.My name is Kim Murphy.I am from Alliston Ont..I did a lot ao sledding as a teen but stopped for 20 years.Picked it and biking up again 4 years ago and like many others can't get enough of it .I know Glenn H from CMC and think this idea will work great.
We sled in the area since the trail goes through our farm.As well we like to dosome runs up north.Always looking for like minded sledders.

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My name is Shawn , I'm 41 & have been sleding for that long as well.I ride mainly in the district 9 area of Gonestoga lake, sometimes I can get out during the week , the odd Saturday but mainly Sunday's. I sometimes am able to go on a long weekend tour,Haliburton sounds great how about February ? [quote] let it snow

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My name is Shawn , I'm 41 & have been sleding for that long as well.I ride mainly in the district 9 area of Gonestoga lake, sometimes I can get out during the week , the odd Saturday but mainly Sunday's. I sometimes am able to go on a long weekend tour,Haliburton sounds great how about February ? [quote] let it snow

Hello all. My name is Dave and I usually ride from the garage in Pefferlaw. I am a member of the Heart of Ontario and Port Perry clubs. As well, I am a registered Trail Patrol member for the Heart of Ontario SC.

I also do a number of trailer based rides to wherever there is snow. Some of the members on here may recognize my name from the OntarioConditions.com forum.

I am hoping to get in a couple of week trips somewhere north this year but I don't have any firm plans or riding groups decided yet.

I haven't tried any 'saddle bag' type trips yet but expect to cut my teeth on a couple of those this winter as well.

Hope to meet some of you for a ride.

I usually ride myself as I don’t like to stop and I don’t just putt along. No, I’m not a wacko on the trail.

However – I’m 60 and my wife is getting a little nervous and highly recommends I travel with someone – huh…ya – well maybe.

I raced factory oval sleds back in the mid 70’s and did well – but went on an engine sabbatical for about 2 + decades – so I’m making up lost time. We came back in 99/00 and did a little snocross but the sled was not competitive. Trail riding since then. What – vintage snocross - I’m ready…

We are moving to Muskoka (I thought for 08 … damm..) near Port Carling – so I guess I will still have to lug the sled from down here in the banana belt (OMG….they play golf all winter here) to first snow.

I like the uniqueness of all sled brands.

Bob Hogg