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BY USING THIS TRAIL SYSTEM YOU CONFIRM
YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE TERMS AND
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THIS WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY SHALL
BE BINDING UPON YOU AND YOUR PASSENGERS
AND COLLECTIVELY YOUR HEIRS, EXECUTORS,
ADMINISTRATORS, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS.
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you agree that if any other persons are permitted to operate or ride on the
snowmobile or snow machine and any other equipment on these trails that you
will advise such persons that they are also subject to the w aiver of liability set
out above, and that by operating or riding on such snowmobile or snow machine
and any other equipment they agree to such w aiver of liability. y ou further agree
to save harmless and indemnify each of the Indemnified Parties from and against
every claim which may be advanced by any operators or riders of such snowmobiles
or snow machines and any other equipment or any third party, including but not
limited to, claims either directly or indirectly relating to death, injury to persons, loss
or damage to property, economic loss or incidental or consequential damages or
infringement of rights (including, without limitation, privacy rights), notwithstanding
that the same may have been caused by, or contributed to, the negligence or gross
negligence of the Indemnified Parties.
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you also agree to waive every claim which you might have, now or in the future,
as against: (i) any landowners (including the province of manitoba) on which
Snoman’s trail system operates; (ii) MPI or its directors, officers, employees, agents
or delegates; and (iii) Snoman and its affiliated associations, volunteers, members,
directors, officers, employees, agents or delegates (collectively, the “Indemnified
parties”), including but not limited to, claims either directly or indirectly relating to
death, injury to persons, loss or damage to property, economic loss or incidental
or consequential damages in connection with the use of the Snoman trail system
notwithstanding that the same may have been caused by, or contributed to, the
negligence or gross negligence of any of the Indemnified Parties.
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operation of a snowmobile and or snow machine and any other equipment on this
trail is an inherently risky off-road activity that occurs in frequently changing and
unpredictable environments. by using this trail system created and maintained by
Snoman (Snowmobilers of Manitoba) Inc. and its affiliated associations (collectively
called “Snoman”) and in consideration of Snoman allowing you to use such trail
system, you agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions. prior to using
any SNOMAN affiliated trail, you will check trail conditions through SNOMAN’s
website at www.snoman.mb.ca or by calling (204) 940-7533 and use only open
trails.
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thiS iS a waiver of liability and you are bound by
itS term S and condition
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PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY
BEFORE USING THIS TRAIL
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Snowmobile or
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Snowmobile Trail Guide
www.snoman.mb.ca
2015-2016
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MAXIMUM
RECOMMENDED
SPEED LIMITS
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Many trails on this map traverse private lands. Riding on these
trails with 4 wheeled vehicles could result in future closure of trails
for snowmobiling. Please respect the private landowners who have
permitted snowmobiling on their property.
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For information on
Ontario snowmobile
trails, please go to
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YOUR SMART
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:caution areas
:reduced Visibility
:deteriorating conditions
:regulated speed limits
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Snoman RegiSteRed Snowmobile ClubS
Eastern Region La région de l’Est
Trails in these areas / Les pistes dans ces zones:
Mars Sand Hills, Gull Lake, North of Beausejour, Tyndall, Stead
Northeast of Lac du Bonnet, Bird River, Lee River
Great Falls, Powerview, Pine Falls,
North & South of the Winnipeg River (Shelters, Signage)
Nopiming Provincial Park, Bird Lake
Grand Beach, Belair Forest, Stead
Ste. Anne, Richer, Landmark, St Rita, Deacons Corner,
Steinbach, La Broquerie
SOCIAL CLUB…NO GROOMING
South Steinbach, South Junction, Woodridge, Can-Am,
Tin Pan, Moose Lake, La Broquerie, Sandilands Provincial Forest
Oakbank, Garson, Tyndall, Anola, St Rita, Vivian, Elma
Birds Hill, Libau, Selkirk, Hwy 59
Victoria Beach, Belair Forest, Lake Winnipeg, Hecla Island
St. Malo, Ille de Chenes, St. Agathe
Whiteshell Provincial Park (Shelters)
Milner Ridge, South of Pine Falls
Pinawa, Seddon’s Corner, North of Lac du Bonnet,
Whitemouth, Elma
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Trail
Signs
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CAUTION
ONE
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TWO
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gradual curves. Sometimes referred to as a reassurance marker to assure yourself that you
are still on a trail. May be accompanied by other signs.
Thank You
To be used for approximate
90º right turns.
Informs riders that the trail is intended to be travelled in one direction.
traffic floW
Informs riders that the trail is
intended to be travelled in both
directions.
Located where coming to a full
stop is well-advised. Typically
found where trails intersect with
roads and rail lines. Generally
accompanied by a Stop Ahead sign.
Informs riders of the direction and distance to important destinations such as lakes and townsites.
Swamp Lake
sharp tUrn left
To be used for approximate
90º left turns.
Informs riders that they are approaching a section of trail where
potential hazards may exist.
traffic floW
Destination / information signs
stop
STOP
stop aheaD
Informs rider that they are
approaching a stop sign.
Riverton
Arborg
KM
KM
shelter aheaD
SHELTER
AHEAD
2 KM
Informs riders that a shelter is
located 2 km ahead.
aDvisory
STAY
ON TRAIL
Informs riders that it may present
hazards if you ride off the trail. May
also be found along trails on private
property or in sensitive areas such
as wildlife management zones.
rail crossing
Indicates a trail comes to
a railway crossing. May be
accompanied with a Caution.
TRAIL
CLOSED
WinDing trail
Indicates areas where there
are more than two consecutive
curves on the designated trail.
KEEP
RIGHT
trail closeD
To be used before official
openings and after trail is closed.
Keep right
Reminds riders to stay on the
right side of the trail.
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Derksen Printers
204-326-3421
Springfield Pathfinders Snowmobile Club
Springhill Trailblazers
Victoria Beach Snow Drifters
Voyager Trail Grooming Association
Whiteshell Snowmobile Club
Mooswa Lake Snowriders Inc.
Eastman SnoPals
Snowmobile Hand Signals
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Snow Stompers Snowmobile Club Inc
South East Sno-Riders Inc.
Directional Indicates the general direction of the trial on both straightaways and
sharp tUrn right
Informs riders that they are
approaching a section of trail
where potential hazards may
exist, should be placed at the
location of the potential hazard.
caUtion aheaD
CAUTION
AHEAD
Nopiming Sno-Mads
North Star Hill Climbers Inc.
Snow Raiders Snowmobile Club Inc.
Snowmobile trail signs are bought, put up and maintained
by club volunteers. The following are a sample of the types
of signs you may see along the trail system. When riding,
please use caution as signage can vary slightly from area
to area and, at times, signage can fall down or go missing.
Please do not tamper with or remove trail signs.
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Are Maintained by / Sont entretenues par:
Brokenhead Trail Blazers Power Toboggan Club Inc.
Lee River Snow Riders
Maskwa Snowmobile Club
For trail conditions visit
LEFT TURN
RIGHT TURN
Left arm extended
out from shoulder
and pointing in the
direction of the
turn.
Left arm raised at
shoulder height,
elbow bent and
forearm vertical
with palm of hand
flat.
ONCOMING
SLEDS
Left arm raised at
shoulder height,
elbow bent and
forearm vertical,
wrist bent, move
arm from left to
right over head,
pointing to right
side of trail.
SLOWING
Left arm extended
out and down
from the side of
the body with
a downward
flapping motion
of hand to signal
warning or
caution.
SLEDS
FOLLOWING
LAST SLED
IN LINE
Arm raised,
elbow bent with
thumb pointing
backward, in
“hitch-hiking”
motion, move
arm forward to
backward over
your shoulder.
Raise forearm
from handlebar
and show
clenched fist at
shoulder height.
CAUTION Trails may change following the printing of this map. Please consult Snoman Inc website www.snoman.mb.ca
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STOP
Left or right arm
raised from the
shoulder and
extended straight
up over the head
with palm of hand
flat.
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