TRAIL MAPS
The Whitecourt Trailblazers Club currently maintains 485kms of trail system in the Whitecourt area, including portions of the Great Canadian Trail System (formerly Trans-Canada Trail System) and the Golden Triangle Trail System.
TRAIL CONDITIONS
Check out the Trailblazers NEWS for up-to-date trail conditions or phone the Sno-Line at 1-800-313-7383.

Trailblazers Trail System Quick Map
An overview of the trails and facilities.
Print Size: 8.5×11 – One Page
File Size: 122KB

NEW! Trailblazers Full Trail System – 11×17
A detailed map of the trails and facilities including GPS points, distances and an inset of the Golden Triangle Map.
Print Size: 11×17 – One Page (please download and then print or use Firefox if you are printing from your browser)
File Size: 3MB
NOTE: Not recommended for smartphone downloads.
GPX File Download – NEW
The Whitecourt Trailblazers have provided a GPX file to download which includes all Trailblazers trails plus GPS points for warmup shelters and trail crossings. The GPX file should work with most personal GPS systems (ie. Garmin) and will correspond to maps on trails.

Golden Triangle Map
A map of the Golden Triangle including GPS points and distances.
Print Size: 8.5×11 – One Page
File Size: 579KB
The 350km Golden Triangle Trail connects the communities of Whitecourt, Fox Creek and Swan Hills. The trail consists of varied terrain with warm-up shelters located throughout the trail system.
Please visit the Golden Triangle website or call the Sno-Line (1-800-313-7383) to check trail conditions before planning to ride the Golden Triangle.

Town of Whitecourt Designated Trails
A map of the Town of Whitecourt showing the designated snowmobile trails. You can access at the Quality Inn/Ramada Inn just off the river and also the Flying J is after the bridge on the McLeod River.
Print Size: 11×17 – One Page
File Size: 497KB
Direct Route out of town

Whitecourt is one of the few communities that permits residents to operate snowmobiles within the town limits. Snowmobiles are permitted on designated trails only. The maximum speed of operation for an OHV within Town limits is 20 kilometers per hour. It is important to know that Centennial Park is within Town limits. For more information, please review the OHV Bylaw.