Stay and Play Guide to Snowmobiling Dubreuilville, Ontario

Welcome to the adrenaline-packed snowmobiling haven of Dubreuilville, Ontario. Discover the charm of this winter wonderland, where snow-covered landscapes set the stage for an unforgettable adventure.

Dubreuilville is located in the northwestern part of Algoma Country and receives an abundance of snowfall, made possible by Lake Superior’s snow-making capacity. The town is a popular snowmobile destination, with the season extending well into April, making it a dream destination for snowmobile enthusiasts.

Getting Here

By car, you will find Dubreuilville at the northern end of Highway 519. The drive from Sault Ste Marie takes approximately 3.5 hours, and roughly five hours from Thunder Bay.

By snowmobile, you can find the town at the intersection of TOP D and D108A, which is approximately 16 km away from the junction of the TOP D & F trails.

Home is Where You Park Your Sled

Accommodation options in Dubreuilville are quite limited, which is actually a good thing. If you’re looking for a snowmobile-friendly place to stay, Magpie Relay Resort is one of the best options in the area. The resort is owned and operated by fellow snowmobilers who understand what you need to have a comfortable and enjoyable stay. They’ve thought of every detail, from providing ample parking space for your trucks and trailers to a heated garage for your sled. The rooms are equipped with special racks for hanging and drying your gear and helmet. After a long day on the trails, you can relax in the hot tub, sauna, and games room. Here, you can challenge your friends to a game of pool, shuffleboard or foosball while watching snowmobile action on the big screen.

Out and About in Dubreuilville

If you’re looking for town amenities, you’ll find a 24-hour gas service that accepts credit cards, and premium gas is also available. For dining options, the LOL Resto Bar is a must-visit. The LCBO is conveniently located next to the restaurant, and the Lacroix Freshmart is ready to fulfill your snacking needs. If you stay at The Magpie Relay, you can use the free shuttle service to explore the town.

Let’s Ride

While you are always welcome in Dubreuilville as a touring snowmobiler, the true beauty lies in the experience of exploring the area’s hundreds of kilometers of well-maintained snowmobile trails managed by the dedicated Les Alouettes Snowmobile Club.

North from Dubreuilville, take the ride on TOP D108A to Hornepayne for lunch at the Hungry Bear Pub & Diner makes for a fantastic day. While the trail north was groomed along logging roads in the past, now a 60-kilometer part of the journey is along a new snowmobiling-specific trail. There is also a new warm-up shack along the trail on top of Montreal River Hill, where you can enjoy a grand view of the surrounding area. In fact, being the highest spot in the area, this is your best, if not the only, chance to find a cell phone signal. You can extend your mileage along Hornepayne’s local Bobcat Loop, and if you push on to Hearst and back, your day will instantly qualify as epic.

Heading west along D trail, you can set your sights on White River for a fun day trip, or if you fancy some impressive mileage to your odometer, Marathon is as far west as you can go. No matter the destination, be sure to stop in at Fishing Moose Lodge for lunch.

South from Dubreuilville, travel along Dub5 to Wawa. Grab a selfie with the Wawa Goose and head north along the TOP D trail through Hawk Junction, where stopping at Big Bear restaurant for lunch is almost mandatory. Want more? The out-and-back F trail to Missanabie will add 100 km to your day.

If you’re looking for adventure in the backcountry, Dubreuilville has plenty to offer. You can explore the snow-covered logging roads, hydro corridors, and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. However, keep in mind that the locals have the best insider information. You might have to offer them food and drink as a bribe to get their secrets.

Whether you are arriving by car or snowmobile, just passing through or planning to stay for a while, Dubreuilville, Ontario, welcomes you to enjoy an unforgettable snowmobiling adventure. From exciting trails to comfortable accommodations and delicious dining, you will find everything you need to create lasting memories in this snowy paradise. So, put on your gear, hit the trails, and prepare for the ultimate winter getaway in Dubreuilville!

NOTE: This is sponsored content produced in partnership with Destination Ontario.