Congratulations to all members! We were presented 2 awards from the ASA Excellence Awards Ceremony on Saturday, October 17th, 2015 with the Outstanding club of the year and NW Zone - Club of the year. Nice work all!
ATV RIDERS!!! Did you know that there is no recreational ATV Riding permitted on our trails or any other trails built and maintained by Snowmobile Clubs in Alberta? Did you know that we- Whitecourt Trailblazers spend close to $100,000 on maintaining trails per year? Volunteers maintain the trails, cabins and lookouts. The less damage that […]
A big thank you to everyone who volunteered at the show. You are very much appreciated. Special mention for our set up and take down team - Luc Mercier, Pam Mercier, ken Linford, Jenn Donovan, Randy Matthews, Nicky Birtles, Troy Birtles, Darrel Strebchuk, Justin Rodgers, Elliott McLean , Dan Guenette, Brad Guenette, Rod Koscielny, Janet […]
We are starting a new program to encourage members to "ADOPT A TRAIL" on our trail system. Members would clean and maintain the designated area throughout the season. We are asking members to sign up and become involved. We are hoping to see new members, groups and families participate. If you are interested in volunteering, […]
WSI-ThankYouCanvas-12x16(1) If you are interested in purchasing a canvas please email cindy@whitecourttrailblazers.ca The cost of the canvas is $37.50.
Thank you to the 2015/2016 Volunteer Executive Members
President - Aaron Munro Vice President - Ken Linford Treasurer - Shirley Picard South Trail Boss - Don Price Northwest Trail Boss - Chet Brewster Northeast Trail Boss - Jason Foster Facilities - open position Groomer - Jim Hearn Membership - Elaine Gunderson Safety - Rodney Koscielny Industry Liason - Lenny Bilodeau Past President - […]
We received no new snow since Monday. In total we have about 8-10" of snow. Thank you to Brad's Picker Service for moving the snow cats out to their winter locations. Unfortunately, we will be experiencing above 0c temps this coming week, with any luck it won't effect the snow level. Snow levels vary on […]
We received about 4″ of snow over the weekend. The snow is light and fluffy with not much of a base as we only had about 3″ last week. Snow varies on the trails from 5-10″. The trails are in very early season condition with hazards of debris, ruts, rocks and uneven ground. Travel is […]