Welcome to the Klondike Snowmobile Association
Klondike Snowmobile Association
4061 4th Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Canada Y1A 1H1
Email: klonsnow@gmail.com
Phone: 1 867 667 7680
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1981-2024, 43 Years serving snowmobilers…
The Klondike Snowmobile Association is a volunteer operated non-profit organization formed in 1981 to represent snowmobilers in the Yukon Territory of Canada. Our mission is to “protect, develop and enhance the sport and recreation of snowmobiling and snowmobiling related activities in the Yukon.” To learn more about who we are and what we do check out our About Us page.
Latest Updates: Get the latest updates about Yukon snowmobiling on our News page, and head over to our Events page for dates and details of upcoming rides and events.
Trail Conditions: Click here to view current conditions, see where our groomers have been, and send in your trail report.
Visiting the Yukon: If you are visiting the Yukon and you’re interested in snowmobiling be sure to check out our Visitors page.
Join us today…
New members are always welcome! Your membership will help support Yukon snowmobiling, maintenance and grooming of multi-use trails, the Trans Canada Trail, snowmobile safety and education, community events, member rides, and more. We also offer a long list of membership benefits including discounts on fuel, parts, meals and more, so head over to our membership page and get started today…
Multi-Use Trails For You…
The Klondike Snowmobile Association believes in the multi-use trail concept and is proud to be the Trans Canada Trail agent for the Yukon Territory. Stretching over 27,000 kilometres the Trans Canada Trail is the world’s longest recreational trail and it connects Canadians from coast to coast to coast. Over 1,600 kilometers of it is here in the Yukon, check out our trails section to learn more.
Support Safe Snowmobiling…
- Join your local snowmobile club… They work hard for you.
- Be a Safe Rider… Learn some safe snowmobiling habits and use them.
- Leave Tracks not Trash… If you had room to bring it in, you have room to bring it out.
- Respect the Wildlife… Animals are vulnerable during winter, keep some distance and respect their habitat.
- Respect the Land… Reduce your environmental impact by using existing trails when available and avoid riding in sensitive areas.
- Respect other trail users… The Yukon’s trails are all multi-use, please slow down and move over when meeting other people on the trails.
- Maintain your sled… A well tuned snowmobile will be safer, more reliable, environmentally friendlier, and perform better.
- Embrace new technologies… Snowmobiles have improved immensely in recent years with direct injection engines, new suspension systems and many other improvements. Riders and mother nature can both benefit from sleds that run more efficiently and effectively.
- Report trail conditions… Please report trail conditions after each ride, it helps us update our trail conditions page and determine where our volunteers are needed most.
- Trail Groomers have the right-of-way… Trail grooming machines are large, slow, volunteer operated, and may be out at any hour. Expect the unexpected.
The Klondike Snowmobile Association is a proud member of the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations.
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Website last updated 18 December 2024.