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Welcome To The PEI Snowmobile Association
The PEI Snowmobile Association is a membership of over 3000 snowmobilers and outdoor enthusiasts who endeavor to educate the public about the sport of snowmobiling, enhance the riding experience on our Island, promote safety, and provide opportunities for family recreation.
Snowmobiling in PEI is one of the best activities this Island has to offer. With amazing riding, and over 900 kilometers of groomed trails, PEI has a little bit to offer for everyone.
The PEI Snowmobile Association is very happy that you have come to our site and and we hope you find the information your looking for.

Top Row (Andre Yoston, Al Delong, Grant Peters, Troy Burke, Andrew Lewis, Tyler Buchanan, Larry Arsenault)
Bottom Row ( Cody Powers, Troy Burleigh, Keir Sheehan, Scott Speelman, Kendall Parsons, David Shaw, Erland Hart)
TRAIL MANAGER JOB OPPORTUNITY
Reports to: President and Board of Directors of the PEI Snowmobile Association (PEISA)
Responsibilities: The Trail Manager will be responsible for monitoring and overseeing conditions and signage on all Island snowmobile trails.
1. Trail set up:
Meet with Board of Directors each fall to establish expectations for the season
Inspect all trails and oversee their set up prior to the beginning of grooming season
Ensure all GPS coordinates are accurate for the entire trail system
Communicate with area representatives about any trail changes required for the upcoming season
Work with area representatives to ensure that signage installation meets the standards set by the PEISA Board of Directors.
2. Trail Inspection During Grooming Season:
Conduct regular trail inspections throughout the grooming season and inform the Board of Directors of any changes that need to be made ( e.g. dangerous areas)
Ensure that any dangerous areas or obstacles (e.g. vehicles) found on the trail are shared with the general membership via the website and social media.
Maintain constant communication with the President regarding trail conditions
Prepare and send reports to Executive and designated representatives after each daily inspection.
3. Maps
Assist the Executive Director with creating and updating the paper trail map, and interactive trail map.
Manage and assign all trail numbers represented on PEISA maps.
Work with the Executive Director to make necessary changes to the interactive trail map.
4. Signage
Monitor all trail signage and recommend to the Board and area representatives if changes are needed
Advise area representatives of high-risk areas that may require additional signage
Inform Executive Director when additional signage needs to be ordered
Assist in the development of a standard signage policy
5. Grooming
Organize and attend all groomer meetings and ensure all groomer operators are informed of their responsibilities, any trail changes or danger areas that have been identified.
Maintain up-to-date contact information for all groomer operators.
Keep knowledge of all PEISA grooming equipment current.
Maintain regular communications with groomer chairs and club representatives throughout the grooming season and make recommendations where necessary.
6. Resource:
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of all aspects of snowmobiling
Attend training sessions, conferences and read resource material
Act a resource for all PEISA trails
Maintain knowledge of provincial and federal laws pertaining to snowmobiling on PEI
7. Requirements:
Trail Manager must possess a valid PEI drivers license
Trail Manager must own a truck that can be used for trailer towing when needed.
Keep record of all expenses and submit receipts to the Executive Director for reimbursement.
Trail Manger must have their own reliable snowmobile
Must be available to work days, evenings and weekends.
8. Meetings:
Attend Board of Director meetings when requested by the President.
Provide a written report for monthly Board of Director meetings.
Attend Annual General Meeting and present Trail Manager’s report.
Attend other Provincial, National and International meetings and/or conferences as required.
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Where To Buy
Find al the locations across the island where permits can be purchased
Rebate Program
Save if more than two trail permits are purchased
Buy A Permit
Save a $100.00 if you purchase before December 31
Kilometers
Approximately 900 kilometers of majestic groomed trails from Tignish in the west to Elmira in the east of PEI.
Local Businesses
We have over 50 business partners who pay a yearly fee to be associated with our map and signage program.
Pieces OF Equipment
We have over 18 pieces of equipment keeping the trails groomed and in tip-top running shape.
About PEI Snowmobile Association

IN THE NEWS
Read our latest press releases and announcements from the PEI Snowmobiling Association on news and events related to organized snowmobiling in Prince Edward Island.

BECOME A SPONSOR
Are you interested in connecting with snowmobilers? Do you have a product or service that is a must-have? Explore our advertising, partnership, tender, and career opportunities.

VOLUNTEER
The best way to understand the trail system, to truly become an expert, is to get out there in the fall when we clear brush, build bridges and mark the route with signs.
Interactive Trail Guides
We are pleased to announce the release of the brand new Interactive Trail Guide App! The FREE version is available for access to the latest trail availability with or without cell service and internet.
Other Sponsors

Bell’s Service Center

Cook’s Corner

Dad’s Country Store

Elmsdale Corner Gas & Convenience

Greenfield Storm Riders

Harpers Automotive

Kinkora Irving

Laurie’s Country Kitchen

Maple House Bakery & Café

Millar’s Esso

Mount Stewart Irving

New Annan Irving

O’Neils Plate & Palette

O’Leary Farmers Shell & Convenience

Our Family Traditions

Oyster Bed Esso

Rustico Auto Service

Shirley’s Café (Tignish)

Stanley Bridge Race Trac Gas

The Boxcar Pub & Grill

Tignish Co-Op Gas Bar

Wellington Service Station

The Red Rooster Restaurant
