Just What Is "Go Snowmobiling Ontario"?

And what do you need to know about it

By Craig Nicholson—The Intrepid Snowmobiler Craig Nicholson is an International Snowmobile Hall of Fame powersports journalist, who specializes in writing about snowmobiling.

April 4, 2016

Go Snowmobiling Ontario is spearheaded by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs as part of a North American campaign to attract new participants to Ontario snowmobile trails and bring former riders back to snowmobiling in Ontario. In this classic STV clip, Craig talks about Go Snowmobiling.

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About Craig Nicholson—The Intrepid Snowmobiler

Popularly known as The Intrepid Snowmobiler, Craig Nicholson is an International Snowmobile Hall of Fame journalist who specializes in recreational snowmobiling activities. Craig has snowmobiled in every region of Canada and many states. His one-of-a-kind tour book, “Canada’s Best Snowmobiling – The Ultimate Ride Guide”, chronicles his adventures, as does his website and Facebook page.

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