Ontario's landowners and snowmobile clubs have been partners and allies for more than 40 years. Landowners volunteer the winter use of small portions of their land for the placement of snowmobile trails, while club volunteers build and maintain them for snowmobile use only. The land upon which these trails are built remains totally under the ownership, control and authority of the landowner.

As a property owner, having a snowmobile trail on your land means that snowmobilers have a defined corridor to ride. Many landowners have found that allowing one dedicated, clearly marked route across their land ensures the legal and orderly passage of snowmobiles. .

The unique, long term relationship between landowners and clubs strongly reflects the rural values and recreational heritage of small town Ontario. It's based on the long-standing tradition of people helping people, and people contributing to the overall well being of their home communities.