Mt Washington
Mid-Island Sno-Blazers Mt. Washington Riding Area
Mt. Washington is the Mid-Island Sno-Blazers largest area. WORK IN PROGRESS
Access Routes & Gates
Snowmobile areas are accessible in two locations. The first and most popular is 10 km up the Strathcona Parkway at the Rampart Hill Chain-up area. There is limited parking at the chain up area but room must be left for highway traffic to stop and do it's business. MOT will have vehicles obstructing traffic towed at owners expense.
Bacon Lake
Mid-Island Sno-Blazers Bacon Lake Riding Area
ABacon Lake is located above the north shore of Upper Camppbell Lake. WORK IN PROGRESS
Access Routes & Gates
Bacon Lake is accessible from two major highways.
Heading north of Campbell River turn left on
Beaufort Range
Mid-Island Sno-Blazers Beaufort Range Riding Area
The Beaufort's as they're known locally include Mt. Apps and. WORK IN PROGRESS
Access Routes & Gates
The Beauforts are accessible from both the East and West side of the Island On the East side enter Buckley Bay Main off highway 19 at the exit for the Denman Island Ferry.
McLaughlin Ridge
Mid-Island Sno-Blazers McLaughlin Ridge Riding Area
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Access Routes & Gates
Access is off the Cameron Mainline.
Labour Day Lake through Nanaimo Lakes Main
Labour Day Lake/MacGlaughlin Ridge Riding Area
This is an alternate route to the Labour Day Lake/McLaughlin Ridge riding area for those living south of Nanaimo. If conditions allow snowmobile use on Nanaimo Lakes Mainline, riders must remain on the roadway while transiting the Elk Corridor. The McLaughlin Ridge trails resume on the NW side of Labour Day Lake. WORK IN PROGRESS
Access Routes & Gates
Two kilometers north of the Nanaimo Airport is Nanaimo Lakes Road.