Welcome to 1000 Miles of Snow

Experience Snowmobile Trails in the finest snow of Saskatchewan

The Snowmobile Thrill

About Us

Strap on your helmet and pull on some winter boots – we have world-class snowmobiling that will keep you dreaming of winter all year round! From Hudson Bay to Tisdale, Nipawin to Porcupine Plain, our trails will tour you through some of the finest parts of North East Saskatchewan. You will ride through forests, over lakes and up hills. There will be warm-up shacks, old grain elevators and several friendly communities along the way. You will breathe in the fresh crisp winter air and forget city life for a few hours, days, or weeks – you decide!

Our snowmobile trails will make you want more; more of nature, fun and dreamy snowy days. Saskatchewan is a winter playground. Let us show you around.ca

The Community

As cold as this region can get, you are bound to meet the warmest set of people here in North East Saskatchewan. The community here at 1000 miles of Snow is committed to delivering an excellent experience to our guests, ensuring they take back some exciting memories and stories to share. In Saskatchewan, you will find us to be a very close-knit community. As we welcome tourists from across the world, we are connected with each other in the province as one, while we deliver them an experience to remember!

Sask snowmobile trails offer the perfect blend of safety and enjoyment.

Excellent hospitality
Homely food
Great accommodations

Amidst the nature
Activity-driven

1,000 Miles - Trail Map

The Experience

Snowmobile trails have always been regarded as one of the most exciting experiences one can have with family, friends or even as solo enthusiasts. The snow trails are complemented by scenic nature, always giving you a good view wherever you go.

You could be a nature lover or an adrenaline junkie, Sask snowmobile trails are meant for both. The advantage of this region is the easy access it provides to visitors and guests.

Snowmobile Gear

It is cold out there and we want you and your family to be safe on the trails. Wearing the proper gear can go a long way in ensuring you have a safe and enjoyable ride. Below you will find a list of essential clothing to take out on the trail. If you are missing any of these items, the Polaris dealership in Hudson Bay or Pine Power Sports Marine in Nipawin would be happy to suit you up.

Jacket
Snow pants (preferably bib style)
Snowmobile gloves or mitts
Base layer shirt and pants
Mid-layer shirt and pants
Helmet with a heated or double-pane shield
Warm socks
Well-insulated boots
Balaclava or face mask

Our Testimonials

Clients About Us

"Nestled in the heart of God’s country, surrounded by nature’s finest boreal forest and only a few hundred meters away from a protected bird sanctuary. Whether you’re looking for a summer getaway or a winter adventure, you will have access to over 700 km of pristine groomed snowmobile trails literally at your doorstep. You will have all the comforts of state-of-the-art warm-up shelters along the way."

CLIENTS SPEAK

“I keep coming back to snowmobile the northeast region year after year because not only do they have amazing snowfall but the trails and terrain are wonderful for those looking for an adventure. Everything from the warm-up shelters to accessing Wildcat Hill – one of the most remote provincial wilderness parks in the province – makes this an epic location to spend a weekend or a whole week away. There are lots of unique places to stay and access to restaurants that make you feel like you’re dining in a big city. I can’t wait to come back for my next adventure!”

DANNY AND BRENDA PETRIE 

Regina, Saskatchewan

Ashlyn George

The Lost Girl's Guide

"Nestled in the heart of God’s country, surrounded by nature’s finest boreal forest and only a few hundred meters away from a protected bird sanctuary. Whether you’re looking for a summer getaway or a winter adventure, you will have access to over 700 km of pristine groomed snowmobile trails literally at your door step. You will have all the comforts of state-of-the-art warm-up shelters along the way."

Danny and Brenda Petrie 

Regina, Saskatchewan

Grooming Conditions

1000 Miles of Snow supports local snowmobile clubs. These clubs have teams of volunteers working hard to keep the trails groomed for your safety and enjoyment. For up to date information on the status of each trail check the Tourism Saskatchewan trail map at the link below. This map not only gives information about the snow conditions but also, offers details about accommodations, restaurants, fuel, warm up shacks and dealership locations. Check the map before leaving home.

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1000 Miles of Snow is a promotional campaign that started in 2013 by a local economic development group. The purpose of the project is to generate economic growth in the towns and communities by promoting the vast network of snowmobile trails running in and out of the participating towns.