The 2012 Cain's Quest DVD can now be purchased at The Labrador Rose(in the Gateway Centre)for $20+HST. The Labrador Rose hours Monday-Friday 11am to 4pm.

There is now a new crossing of the Wabush Highway. Signage has been put in place to mark this crossing. This is now the approved crossing for the snowmobile trail. Always use caution at all road crossings and STOP and look both ways to check that it is safe to cross before riding your snowmobile across the roadway.

Warning to Walkers

The White Wolf Snowmobile Club has recently received several complaints of close calls on the snowmobile trails with people walking on the trails.
This is a very dangerous practice which is hazardous to both walkers and snowmobilers alike.

The White Wolf Snowmobile Club would like to warn the public about the dangers of walking on the snowmobile trails and advise that you not walk on the trails. Particularly in wooded areas where the trail may have blind turns.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Menihek Nordic Ski Club's
38th Great Labrador Loppet will be taking place on Saturday, March 23rd, 2013 at 10;00am
We expect to have up to 200 skiers participating in this event. They will be departing from the Lagopede Snowmobile Club in Fermont and Duley Lake at 10:00 a.m., enroute to the White Wolf Snowmobile Club. A small number of skiers will be departing from White Wolf, travelling towards Fermont and returning. We plan to bring in skiers who have not completed the course by 4:00 p.m.
Volunteers needed for trail patrol for the safety of the skiers during the loppet. Call club office if you are interested in helping out on March 23rd. Ph 944-7401

Enforcement has been stepped up on our trails. Trail passes are required by law on groomed trails and the fine for using the trails without a trail pass starts at $150 in addition to being required to purchase and produce your pass to the enforcement agency who issued the ticket.
If you use the trails, please help with the upkeep of them by purchasing a trail pass and club membership. Maintaining the trails is expensive and the cost should shared by ALL who use them. Thank you to all the snowmobilers who support the trails every year. The best part of the snowmobiling is yet to come. Ride safe.

Enforcement has been stepped up on our trails. Trail passes are required by law on groomed trails and the fine for using the trails without a trail pass starts at $150 in addition to being required to purchase and produce your pass to the enforcement agency who issued the ticket.
If you use the trails, please help with the upkeep of them by purchasing a trail pass and club membership. Maintaining the trails is expensive and the cost should shared by ALL who use them. Thank you to all the snowmobilers who support the trails every year. The best part of the snowmobiling is yet to come. Ride safe.

Please be advised that the access road to the silica mine has been cleared for road traffic. Snowmobilers should use extreme caution when using the Ironstone Loop on the town end of the trail.

Just a note to inform our members that we are working toward getting the trails open to Ashuanipi and Esker in the very near future. A couple of attempts have been made but we were hampered by weather. These trails will be ready and groomed to perfection in the near future. The best snowmobiling is still ahead.

Thanks for your patience.

Anyone who purcased memberships before our government issued passes arrived are asked to contact the club to get their new sticker. Thanks for you early support, it was vital in getting our season going.

The winner of the 4-wheeler was Scott Hodge. We would like to thank everyone who supported the club by selling or buying tickets.