The Ottawa Valley is a snowmobiler’s dream, with miles of scenic snowmobile trails and breathtaking winter landscapes. The K&P Trail, a 180-kilometer route, offers easy access to the 255-kilometers of trails near Calabogie maintained by Calabogie & District Snowmobile Club Trail, the top trail system in Ontario. If you’re planning a snowmobile trip in the Ottawa Valley, these well-maintained trails are ideal for both beginner and experienced riders. For more details, check out the Snow Country Snowmobile Region Trail Guides.

Side Trails Near Calabogie

Around Calabogie, the 255 km of trails give snowmobilers access to stunning landscapes, including dense forests and frozen lakes. These trails provide riders with plenty of options to explore, from short scenic loops to more challenging paths. Snowmobilers can also access TOP ‘E’ and TOP ‘A’ for extended trips. Whether you’re a local enthusiast or visiting from afar, the Ottawa Valley snowmobile trails are well-known for their variety and scenic beauty.

Snowmobile-Friendly Stops in Calabogie

No snowmobile trip is complete without some great local eats. Calabogie is home to several snowmobile-friendly restaurants where you can park your sled and enjoy a hearty meal.

• Oh El La Café: Offering warm drinks and snacks, this café is a favorite quick stop for snowmobilers.
• Redneck Bistro: Known for its generous portions and comfort food, this spot is perfect for unwinding after a long day on the trails.
• Calabogie Brewing Co.: Relax with a craft beer at this local brewery, offering pub-style fare and a laid-back atmosphere for snowmobilers to kick back after a day on the trails.

Stay at Somewhere Inn Calabogie: The Ultimate Snowmobile Retreat

When planning your snowmobile trip in the Ottawa Valley, Somewhere Inn Calabogie offers the perfect accommodation for snowmobilers. Located right along the K&P Trail, the inn allows snowmobilers to drive right up to their rooms, making it incredibly convenient after a long day of riding. The spacious rooms feature king-sized beds, plenty of hooks for hanging up your gear, and in-room fireplaces for warming up. Whether you’re staying for a weekend or an extended snowmobile trip, the inn offers everything you need for a cozy and comfortable stay.

After you’ve parked your sled, head to the inn’s wine bar, where you can enjoy local craft beers and a curated selection of natural wines from around the world. For those looking to relax, the sauna and cold plunge offer a soothing way to recover and recharge for another day on the trails.

Don’t Forget Your Trail Permit

Before hitting the Ottawa Valley snowmobile trails, make sure to purchase your trail permit. A valid permit is required to access all of the trails in the region, including the K&P Trail and the Calabogie & District Snowmobile Club Trail. Permits can be purchased through the Snow Country Snowmobile Region website and are essential for ensuring that the trails remain well-maintained and groomed throughout the season.

Ready to Plan Your Snowmobile Trip?

Whether you’re an experienced rider or planning your first snowmobile adventure, the Ottawa Valley is the perfect winter destination. With the expansive K&P Trail and the Calabogie & District Snowmobile Club Trail, there’s no shortage of trails to explore. Combine your adventure with great dining, and a stay at Somewhere Inn Calabogie for the ultimate snowmobile getaway. The convenience of trail-side accommodations, cozy rooms, and a relaxing sauna make it the perfect base for your snowmobile trip.

For more information on trails and permits, visit the Snow Country Snowmobile Region website. Book your stay at Somewhere Inn Calabogie today and get ready for an unforgettable snowmobiling experience in Ontario’s Ottawa Valley!