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| Snowmobiling in Ontario Canada.... |
- Come prepared. Know the area, the weather,
your route and the condition of your own
body and equipment.
- Know how to repair your machine and carry
a
 repair kit along with extra spark plugs,
drive belt, and a roll of twine and a knife.
The last two items can be life savers if
you need to improvise snowshoes or a shelter
with branches.
- Wear layers of high-quality, insulated clothing
that can be adapted to all weather changes.
- Take light, high-calorie foods or snacks.
- Drive only until you have a half a tank of
gas left, then GO BACK.
- Always stay to the right on trails. Slow
down or pull off the trail if necessary when
encountering skiers, snowshoes\rs, dog sleds,
or other trail users.
- Drowning is a leading cause of snowmobile
fatalities,
 Avoid riding on frozen lakes and rivers,
and stay on the packed or marked trails.
- If you are caught in a sudden snowstorm and
whiteout conditions, the best bet is to stop
and STAY WITH YOUR MACHINE. Wait until conditions
lessen.
- Snowmobiling trail maps are available locally
at government offices, snowmachine dealerships,
and the Chamber of Commerce
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Power Sports & Marine
has been serving
Northern Ontario for 25
years, and is a proud
member of NOTO and ANTA
as well as many other
Northern Organizations.
Power
Sports & Marine is
credited with being
among the TOP 10 Mercury
Dealers for the
past 10 years and in the
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