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Snowmobile trips
Hearst is well known for their amazing snowmobile trails, but we are also surrounded by amazing off-trail terrain. All the creeks, rivers, hydro lines and bush roads make the perfect terrain for deep snow enthusiast. Plus there is hundreds of kilometres of untouched terrain north of Hearst until you reach James Bay.
We are grateful to be able to explore the territory of the people of Treaty 9.
Destination James Bay
(6 spots left for 2025)
(10 spots left for women's trip only 2025)
3 days
From Hearst to James Bay off the beaten path! Ride the Missinaibi and the Moose River. See Thunder House Falls and Hell's Gate Canyon. Sleep at Onakawana Camp. See Otter Rapids & Abititbi Canyon. The snowmobile trip of a lifetime.
600$ + tax guiding fee, other expenses paid separately
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Snow Train Tour (12 spots)
3 days - January 28-30th, 2025
From Cochrane to Moosonee. Come back on the Polar Bear Express. First day, we leave from Cochrane and make our way to Onakawana Camp. On the second day, we take it slow! We will go for a small ride on the Abitibi river and we will do some ice fishing. On the last day, we make our way to Moosonee, go ride on James Bay and make our way back to Cochrane on the train.
1435$ + tax all inclusive
Fort Albany & Kashechewan Snowmobile Trip
5 days - January 20-24th, 2025
From Cochrane to Fort Albany and back in 5 days. Ride the A103 and power lines to Onakawana Camp on the first day. On the 1st day, ride power lines and the Moose River as well as the winter road on the second day. Go through Moose Factory and Moosonee. Sleep at CC's Bed & Rest Guesthouse in Kashechewan. On the 3rd day, visit both communities Kashechewan and Fort Albany as well as going out onto the bay. Spend a night learning about Indigenous culture. On the 4th day, ride back to Onakawana Camp. On the 5th day, ride back to Smooth Rock/Cochrane.
1845$ + tax all inclusive
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Off-trail local ride
Full day or half-day
There is many options to enjoy the deep snow around Hearst. We have our original loop that does OFSC trails, rivers, lakes, creeks, small trail in the bush and play in the deep snow as well as going to see a fire tower. Or go to Thunder House Canyon on the Missinaibi River. (only offered starting mid-February)
250$ + tax for half-day
500$ + tax for full day
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Wesley Bow Guides Camp
2 days
Visit Wesley Bow Guides camp situated 121 km south of Hearst, Ontario. With kilometres of logging roads and logged areas to go exploring and backcountry riding, your perfect remote snowmobile trip awaits you!
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580 + tax each
(Accommodations, meals and guide included)
