Become a trail warden

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HOW TO BECOME A TRAIL WARDEN?

The following points define you? :

Openness, honesty, courtesy, dedication, respect for the law and discretion.

· Wanting to promote safety

Advancing the sport of snowmobiling
Carrying out the necessary checks on snowmobilers
Getting involved in rescue operations and other social and cultural events
Raising awareness among snowmobile users of the need to adopt safe behaviours when practising their favourite activity

If you answered YES to all of these questions, the Fédération des clubs de motoneigistes du Québec would be pleased to meet with you and provide you with trail warden training!

We are looking for trail wardens who would like to volunteer with FCMQ clubs.

If you know your club's area well, it will be all the easier and more pleasant for you to keep users well informed.

How to proceed?

You must complete the registration form¹ (from January 1st to August 1st inclusively), which will be sent to your local snowmobile club, in order to apply to become a trail warden. The club will then register you for the course (note that the club reserves the right to register someone or not for the course). This one-day course is given in the autumn of each year (November-December) on a weekend day. These courses are offered in all regions of Quebec

To access the registration and renewal form, . click here.

¹ To access the registration and renewal form,

Here are the prerequisites for becoming a trail warden:

Mandatory requirements:

• Not having any criminal offenses related to driving a road vehicle or an off-road vehicle in the past 5 years, except for exceptions.
No criminal offence related to driving a road vehicle or off-road vehicle in the last 5 years, with some exceptions
Be 18 or over

Other conditions

Be recommended by your club and/or federation.
Possess a valid driver’s license
Be of good behaviour and refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages during patrols
Certify the successful completion of the "trail warden" training course
Own and operate a snowmobile that complies with regulations (Article V1.2)
Know your club's sector so you can keep users well informed
Have a basic knowledge of mechanics
Knowledge of first aid practices?

For more informations contact us by email : securite@fcmq.qc.ca

Thank you Arctic Cat!

The FCMQ wishes to extend a sincere thank you to Arctic Cat for its important contribution and partnership in the promotion of safe snowmobiling.
Recall that during 14 years, Arctic Cat generously provided 16 new snowmobiles annually for the FCMQ provincial trail warden program. This generous contribution helped to ensure the continuation and development of this essential program dedicated to the safety of Québec snowmobilers.