Pembina Valley Snowkickers

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Pembina Valley Snowkickers to use grant funds to help groom 700-km trail system The Pembina Valley Snowkickers are working to upgrade the equipment they use to maintain 700 kilometres of snowmobile trails each winter. Ryan Vipond, president of the Snowkickers, said the group recently received two grants for the project, one from the Pembina Manitou Area Foundation and another f...

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Pembina Valley Snowkickers to use grant funds to help groom 700-km trail system The Pembina Valley Snowkickers are working to upgrade the equipment they use to maintain 700 kilometres of snowmobile trails each winter. Ryan Vipond, president of the Snowkickers, said the group recently received two grants for the project, one from the Pembina Manitou Area Foundation and another f...

We are very grateful to be the recipient of a $10,000 grant from the Morden Area Foundation to help with the purchase of our new(er) groomer. Thank you again Morden Area Foundation for choosing us and for a great evening.

We are extremely grateful to be the recipient of a $10,000 grant from the Pembina-Manitou Area Foundation. This money will go towards the purchase of a new(er) groomer!! Thank you! Pembina-Manitou Area Foundation Inc.

Please join us in welcoming Bill Hibbard as Snoman’s new Executive Director!
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Snow Kickers Annual General Meeting April 7, 8pm.
112 Railway Ave. Pilot Mound.

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TRAILS OFFICIALLY CLOSED. Thank you for a fantastic season!

Trail #29 from Glenora to Pilot Mound is CLOSED

Trail #29 from Morden to Thornhill JCT is officially CLOSED. Ditch is melted badly. Ride with extreme caution as signs are picked up and hazards are no longer marked.