Snowmobile Nirvana - A Few Hours Drive From Toronto

Gilmour Ontario – Beaver Creek Resort offers new full service lodge and cottage resort accommodations to snowmobiling enthusiasts to capitalize on early winter weather and an abundance of snow.

The winter of 2007/2008 has arrived with a vengeance. Ontario’s many snowmobile enthusiasts view the combination of colder than normal temperatures and an abundance of snow so early in the season as a sure sign of a great season of sledding to come. This is also welcome news for Ontario’s many winter resort and tourist operators who have, over the past few years, seen their businesses suffer from lack of snow and milder temperatures. This year the only problem snowmobilers might have is deciding where to sled.

The economic impact of snowmobiling in Canada is huge - about six billion dollars a year. The province of Ontario has one of the very best snowmobile trail systems in the world. Ontario has a number of winter tourist destinations that cater to snowmobilers, and there are literally thousands of miles of groomed trails and hundreds of organized clubs and associations for the snowmobile enthusiast to choose from. The 250 member clubs of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs boast over 42,000 kilometres of groomed snowmobile trails that are divided into 17 distinct areas within the province. With so many trails and snowmobile destinations to choose from in Ontario, snowmobile buffs may have trouble deciding where to go for their snowmobile getaway.

Some of the finest Ontario snowmobile trails can be found in and around the town of Bancroft in District 2. Located within an easy drive of Toronto, Ottawa and Belleville, the Bancroft area, which also includes the towns of Apsley, Coe Hill and Gilmour offers over 400 kilometres of scenic trails over a variety of exciting terrain. As well as abundant quantities snow, the area offers snowmobiles all the services necessary for a successful snowmobile adventure as well as plenty of snowmobile friendly accommodations and a wide range of dining options. There is something for everyone - from economy motels and coffee shops to upscale lodges and fine dining.

Olga Peicheva, Sales Manager of Beaver Creek Resort (http://www.beavercreekresort.ca), a new full service lodge and cottage resort near the town of Gilmour and situated adjacent to Snowmobile Trail E and secondary trails 980 and 970, believes that the Bancroft area offers some of the best snowmobiling in Ontario.

“Whether you come and spend a week or a weekend you are sure to enjoy the snowmobiling adventure of a lifetime. The area offers hundreds of kilometres of scenic groomed trails that also connect to the Haliburton and Algonquin Highlands trail systems. Due to our location, our guests can park their trailer at the resort and ride right from the door. It’s the perfect setting for snowmobilers of all ages. For guests that want to experience the thrill of snowmobiling but don’t have their own machine, we are pleased to arrange snowmobile rentals from a nearby snowmobile dealership,” states Peicheva.

No matter where snowmobilers decide to ride in Ontario this winter, conditions should be much more appealing than last. With a good base of snow already established during the first week of December, many trail systems are already partially open. And, with all reports pointing to a colder and snowier winter, this snowmobile season is destined to be one of the best in years.

Contact Information:
Olga Peicheva, Sales Manager
Beaver Creek Resort
16 Beavercreek Lane
Gilmour ON K0L 1W0
1 866 999 1737
http://www.beavercreekresort.ca
info@beavercreekresort.ca

Beaver Creek Resort, a brand new, for season Ontario resort, has a number of attractive getaway packages and services available as well, including Weekend Getaways, Honeymoon Packages, Snowmobiling Packages, and Spa Services. For more information, please visit http://www.beavercreekresort.ca or call Olga Peicheva at 1-866-999-1737.

This release was published on openPR.