Trail Fees : White Wolf Snowmobile Club

WWSC Trail Fees

WWSC TRAIL PASS FEES

FEES FOR
THE 2023-2024 SEASON.

The White Wolf Snowmobile Club is part of the Labrador Winter Trails system that also includes two other snowmobile clubs in Labrador, the Grand River Snowmobile Club in the upper Lake Melville area and the Basque Whalers Snowmobile Club in the Labrador Straits area. LWT has been the organization that goes to the Government departments to secure funding for groomers and equipment, garages and for trail building and maintenance. They are also the organization that is responsible for trail passes in Labrador. Each club has a representative on the LWT board.

Over the past few years, the staff and executive of the Club has managed to keep costs way down, yet we need to have funds to operate and the start of the season is our biggest expense. We hire two employees to prepare the equipment and do preventative maintenance, which helps to ensure that there are no major expenses or repairs during the season. This has paid off for us as last year we had no major expenses. The amount of grooming to be done for the season also depends on knowing the number of members we have. By buying your pass early, we are able to better plan the schedule of grooming.

THIS YEARS FEES

( INCLUDES TAXES)

SEASON PASS and MEMBERSHIP	$ 125.00
WEEK PASS	not available
WEEKEND PASS	Not available
DAY PASS	$40.00 tax included

DAY PASSES ARE AVAILABLE ONLY AT THE CLUBHOUSE and BRANDED CLOTHING!

We recieve support from a number of businesses that sell our year trail passes. They are; Tobin's Convenience, Lakeside Convenience, Herb's Industrial, Lab West Power Sports, PWR Sports Inc. and Wabush Convenience.

Passes are also available at the WWSC Clubhouse and you can use cash, MasterCard/Visa or debit.
Hours are 8:00am-4:00pm Monday to Friday.

With the increased efforts by authorities to ensure that passes are being used, please place the new sticker on the left side of your snowmobile so it will be easier to be seen by them.

Not too sure if the pass prices are worth it, well here are a few facts that could help you make your decision:

Maximum fine, first offence $200.00
Maximum fine, second offence $500.00.
(Dont you already give enough money to the Government?)
Your kidneys will love you
Your parts supplier won't
Fewer break downs and machines last longer
No more "Yes Mamms" YEAH !!!!!

And yes......it's a better ride!!!

TAKE YOUR MACHINE TO ANOTHER PROVINCE ?

Even with our trail pass rates, we all must appreciate that we have the lowest rates in Canada, yet we ride what are proven to be some of the best trails.
Snowmobiling is now big business and a great way for Canadians to enjoy winter.

NEWFOUNDLAND island: $113.00
NOVA SCOTIA: $125.00 (They get NO snow, almost)
P. E. I. : $225.00 (They get less maybe)
NEW BRUNSWICK : $226.00, $35/day, $75/3 day, $115/week
ONTARIO : $250.00, $90/3 day, $120/week
QUEBEC : $285.00, $50/day, $150/week

They charge those rates for a reason.