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Region 09

Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Set out to explore the vast snow-covered landscapes of Abitibi-Témiscamingue! Amid majestic forests, lakes, and trails winding through wild landscapes, discover a destination where freedom and adventure truly come to life.

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Abitibi-Témiscamingue offers snowmobilers a vast territory to explore, featuring expansive snow-covered forests, frozen lakes, and wild landscapes. Its trail network allows riders to traverse vast natural spaces and discover exceptional panoramic views as they travel kilometer after kilometer. Renowned for its long, snowy winters, its cozy rest stops, and the warm welcome of its communities, the region promises an authentic snowmobiling experience, where freedom, adventure, and a change of scenery await.
Main cities

Rouyn-Noranda – Val-d’Or – Amos – La Sarre – Malartic – Senneterre – Ville-Marie – Témiscaming – Notre-Dame-du-Nord – Lorrainville – Barraute – Palmarolle – Duparquet – Cadillac – Lebel-sur-Quévillon – Matagami

Main attractions
Trail Network

Main trails - Abitibi-Témiscamingue

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Frequently asked questions

Answers to snowmobilers' most common questions.
Need more details? Check out our complete FAQ.

What is the Fédération des clubs de motoneigistes du Québec ?

The Fédération des clubs de motoneigistes du Québec (FCMQ) is a non-profit organisation, governed by Board composed of 9 volunteer administrators.

The FCMQ is dedicated to the development and promotion of snowmobiling throughout Quebec.

The FCMQ offers various services to its members, including administering financial assistance programs, negotiating preferential trail signage pricing, producing a magazine for its members, etc.

For additional details, click here.

What is a snowmobile club?

A snowmobile club is a non-profit organisation, with a Board composed of volunteers. The club ensures the smooth functioning of snowmobiling on its territory. Volunteers develop and maintain trails and infrastructures prior to installing signage, along with organising activities for its members. Clubs also include trail security officers amongst their volunteers, with their mandate being member safety.

The primary funding source for snowmobile clubs is trail permit sales revenue (user/pay principle). Monies from these sales are re-injected into trail maintenance, signage purchasing, bridge construction, to name but a few.

How to join a snowmobile club?

To locate the coordinates of a club, consult our snowmobile clubs directory.

How to be part of the interactive trail map

Are you interested in snowmobiling clients?

You are not on the interactive trail map or the iMotoneige application, but you would like to be there?

Register with your regional tourism association, or contact FCMQ Customer Service for the contact details of the person responsible for points of service at the tourism association concerned. Your business will then be displayed on the interactive trail map and on the iMotoneige* application.

Click here to see the types of eligible businesses by viewing the service legend on the interactive map.

*Some conditions apply.

Please note that if you wish to sign up for the Secure Hotel package, you must do so by email at [email protected]

Do you want to become a volunteer?

Whether it’s installing trail signage, negotiating land-use permissions, grooming trails, volunteers are still at the heart of the Quebec snowmobile industry.

What better way to meet like-minded passionate snowmobilers than to enlist your help and contribute to the maintenance and development of a trail system that brings so much joy to so many.

Do you want to become a volunteer?
Contact your local club to offer your services.