Saskatoon Snowmobile Club

SOLD OUT!!!

Thank-you for your amazing support of our Co-op Gift Card Fundraiser!!! We expect the cards to arrive within the next two weeks.

Our new stove will be the perfect addition to the new shelter, and this area will be its new home!

The shelter is almost complete thanks to the Warman Home Centre. We are so excited to see the progress on the build! Thank-you!!!!

Join us on Friday, May 8th at the SSC Clubhouse for a Membership Social. We will be trading riding stories about our amazing season over some beer and pizza!!!! Doors will open at 6:00 p.m.
😁 See you there!

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Congratulations to our outstanding Saskatoon Snowmobile Club Volunteers for this past winter!! Hazel & Don Crosson and Matt McNabb have done exceptional volunteering this season and we are so proud to recognize their efforts. Very well done!!

We are so close to our goal, with only $650.00 of gift cards left to reach $10,000.00 sold and $1,000.00 raised!

Here is the future home of our new stove!

Please help push us to the finish line!!

We are so close to our goal, with only $1,050.00 of gift cards left to reach $10,000.00 sold and $1,000.00 raised!

Look at this fun picture of the interior of the new North 40 Shelter, with a mockup of the new stove this fundraiser is paying for.

Please help push us to the finish line!!

Bring the Heat Fundraiser!

Our snowmobile club is raising funds to install a woodstove in our brand new warm up shelter — and we need your help!

We’re selling Co-op Gift Cards in $25, $50, and $100 amounts. The best part?

➡Co-op donates 10% of every card sold back to our club!

These cards are super useful — you can use them for:
✔Groceries
✔Gas
✔Building supplies
✔And more at participating Co-op locations

🎯 Our goal: Sell $10,000 in gift cards and raise $1,000 for the new woodstove.

If you’d like to support the club, please text Gerri Sametts at 306-280-4941 to get your cards!

Thanks for your support — let’s Bring the Heat! 🔥❄️

Saturday was a phenomenal day saying "good bye" to the North 40 Shelter. There was an amazing turn out, with 77 sleds & 88 riders!!! Thanks to all of the volunteers that made the day possible!

The SSC is so excited to see the start of construction on our new shelter this week!!!! This new building will replace the existing shelter North of Hague. A huge thank you to Rick and the staff at the Warman Home Centre for working with us on this exciting new adventure!!!! These professionals are making things happen really quickly!

Farewell to the North 40 – Join Us This Saturday!

Hey SSC riders! 👋❄️

We’re gathering at the North 40 shelter this Saturday from 1 pm to 5 pm for a Farewell to the North 40 BBQ & Bonfire. Come out, warm up by the fire, enjoy the trails, and spend some time with fellow snowmobilers as we say goodbye to a well‑loved spot.

🍔 Hot dogs, smokies, coffee and hot chocolate will be available
📝 SSC memberships will be sold on site — a great chance to sign up or renew!

Bring your sled, your friends, and help us give the North 40 a great send‑off.

See you out there!
— Saskatoon Snowmobile Club

The Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association (SSA) is hosting a meeting this week-end, in Saskatoon, for the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO). Representatives from all the provincial snowmobile associations in Canada will be in attendance.

A part of this gathering was the opportunity to do a bit of snowmobiling locally. Some members of this group used our Clubhouse and Yard, as a staging area, for a short ride on Friday, March 6th. This group had an enjoyable ride to Rosthern and back.

The group was in meetings all day on Saturday, then the majority of them planned to ride again Sunday, North of Prince Albert.

An intrepid crew of nine riders set off for Rosthern at 5:30pm on the last day of February with the sun high in the sky behind us. Trail conditions were fair near the clubhouse and improved somewhat as we made our way north. We made good time and arrived at the N40 to meet up with two more members. After a brief stop to defrost our helmets we mounted up for a slower second leg onto Rosthern. Our grooming crew had tried to get our trail in shape intime for the ride, but Mother Nature made other plans and the trail was blown in with many hard finger drifts. As one member chimed, “Someone really needs to take her out for dinner and a movie!”

The lights of Rosthern welcomed us and we enjoyed lively conversation, coffee and some snacks at our club sponsor the Rosthern Tim Hortons. One machine refused to start despite our best efforts but Jim Taman was quick to the rescue and brought a trailer to get the machine and rider back to the clubhouse. Two members rode home from Rosthern reducing our party to 8 for the ride home. We left Rosthern at 10:00pm with a full moon in the night sky and were back at the clubhouse by 11:30pm with a warm up at the N40 which was a welcomed relief as the temperature had dropped to – 22. Lots of smiles back a the clubhouse with many riders saying they’ll be back next year to do it all over again. Thank you to Matt McNabb for suggesting the ride and leading the gang and a big thank-you to Jim Taman for his assistance!