Surrounding Communities ~ Snowmobiling

Broadview Snow Busters
Dale Richter
306-696-2887

The Broadview Snow Busters have been a volunteer organization for 32 years. In 2000 they joined the provincial link of snowmobile trails. There are over 10,000 km's of groomed snowmobile trails in Saskatchewan. 

Snow Busters hold yearly youth rides which are sponsored by the SSA and Sask. Lotteries and host safety courses for kids ages 12 and up. 

The Broadview trails connect to the vast Qu’Appelle system, where the coulees are so deep the sun barely shines in them. They have over 80 kilometres of groomed trails, all of which are groomed by the Broadview Snowbusters.

Some moose, deer and bear are in the area and the odd cougar can be seen. Trails overlook the valley and golf course. The trails will be year-round trail being used for quads, walking and hiking in the summer months. Natural springs and overnight stays are available at the Indian Village - Spotted Medicine Hat. So put them on the map for next year’s snowmobiling.

Neudorf Snowmobile Club
Terry Hauser (306) 748-2838
Richard Schweitzer (306)748-2273

Winter tourists have at least one good reason to visit the village of Neudorf and surrounding area with the Neudorf Snoblazers Club.

The club will enter its sixth year this winter after five successful seasons.

The Snoblazers Club members keep two warm-up shacks for local and visiting snowmobilers use. The club currently consists of members from 10 families and plans an annual derby in February. The trail winds its way into the scenic and fabled Qu’Appelle Valley, located just 15km south of Neudorf.

The annual derby is a hit with area snowmobilers who flood into the town to take part. Although it is a great opportunity for snowmobilers to enjoy their sport, the derby is also a good fundraiser. For the past few years the club donated half its proceeds form the derby to the Saskatchewan Rhett Syndrome Association. The remaining amount goes towards community projects in Neudorf.

The club also gets a lot of cooperation from the village of Neudorf, as part of the trail travels right down Main Street.