Feb 11
Reminder to ATV’s, please stay off all OFSC trails, you are not allowed on them, and can be charged with trespassing, no matter if they are Unavailable status for snowmobiles. For the OVRT multi-use trail, you are never allowed from Dec 1 to March31. Other multi-use trails such as TCT never allow ATV’s. Check local …
Nov 11
For those that are registered please look for an email in your inbox, and if you aren’t registered and still collected money for the Lanark County Interval House please contact Julie-Anne Bedard. jabedard@storm.ca Looking forward to next year! Originally scheduled for Feb 3, this event is postponed to March 9.
Nov 07
SNOWMAGEDDON 2024 – Sands on Golden Lake BEAST – Social Fun Ride Event Saturday February 10th, 2024 Check in on Friday Feb 9th, Check out on Sun Feb 11 The ride will take place on Saturday morning after breakfast and will accommodate all skill and comfort levels. If you are unable to stay over, you …
Oct 30
The BEAST 2023 Fall Newsletter is released. Please click on the following link to view. BEAST 2023 Fall Newsletter
Oct 04
OFSC 56th Convention and AGM Kicks Off New Snowmobile Season
Jul 10
Hi Folks, You can now get your tickets at our usual locations, Blacks Corners Motorsports, Carleton Place Marine , and Perth Powersports and Marine . Also tickets are available by e-transfer, contact tickets@thebeast.ca for online sales.
Jul 02
BEAST is thrilled to announce that we have received Trans Canada Trail’s Trail Care grant to fund our TCT brushing and cleanup activities. Out grant will cover trail work on the TCT from CP to Stittsville with the help of a new Stihl FS131 brush and grass cutter. The project will be completed once the …
Mar 19
Well, that’s another season gone by. Our trails, if you haven’t seen, are now closed. Thank you to our landowners, our permit buyers, and the volunteers who went above and beyond in supporting our trail network in this trying year. We look forward to seeing you on the trails again next season. Always refer to …
Mar 08
It has been a challenging year for our volunteers. The big storms of the past year have caused most of our forested trails to be inspected and brushed at least 3 or 4 times before we even turned a wheel on the groomers. Early snows were nice to see but when it rained and melted …
