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signA Designated Trails System

New regulations have been approved to allow recreational snowmobilers to enjoy designated trails on Crown land.

The Department of Natural Resources has mandated the Snowmobilers Association of Nova Scotia (SANS) to sell permits to ride on designated snow vehicle trails throughout the province. All designated trails will be signed with official signs.

Off-highway Vehicle Designated Trail (snow vehicles) Locations


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Designated trails for the 2007-2008 season are the same as those that were designated for the 2006-2007 season. The maps provided below are current for the 2007-2008 season.

  1. Western Nova Scotia (5.9 mb pdf)
  2. Central Nova Scotia (6.5 mb pdf)
  3. Eastern Nova Scotia (6.4 mb pdf)
  4. Cape Breton Island (3.6 mb pdf)

Get Acobat

In order to legally use a designated trail, snowmobilers must purchase a Trail Permit from SANS to affix to their snow vehicles.

For more information on how to purchase a permit or for detailed maps of showing other SANS trail information contact SANS through their website. http://www.snowmobilersns.com/



  
     
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