Golden Triangle Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a trail pass?
You will need an Annual Alberta Snowmobile Association (ASA) trail pass to ride any trail in Alberta. A Day Pass is available for $25 or Season Pass is available for only $80 (Early Bird Pricing!) After January 1st/25 it will increase to $100. They are also available to purchase through the individual snowmobile clubs or online at the Alberta Snowmobile Association http://albertasnowmobile.ca/get-involved/asa/join-asa
When do trails usually open?
The Golden Triangle trails open after February 1st, dependent on snow and trail conditions. Check the Trail Conditions section for up to date trail information.
What are the rules for riding in town?
Sleds are permitted to be ridden in town at a reduced speed, and when taking the most direct route to designated trails. Check with each municipality for details.
How long does it take to ride the Golden Triangle?
Trail travel times vary depending on conditions and driver experience. Each leg between towns is approximately 115km. For example, each leg would be 3 hours riding at 50km/h with very short breaks.
Is there cellular and/or GPS service along the trail?
Cellular coverage is not consistent along the entire trail; however there are many places where cellular coverage is available. Satellite GPS service is available along the trail.
Who do I contact for trail information?
Trail updates are posted on the Golden Triangle website.
Who do I contact for rally information?
Club representatives can be contacted for information on their rally and the Golden Triangle rally.
Fox Creek
Name: Sheila Gilmour
Phone: 780-622-9489
Email: sheilagilmour@gmail.com
Whitecourt
Name: Candyce Jones
Phone: 780-779-0198
Email: info@whitecourttrailblazers.ca
Swan Hills
Name: Don Kelm
Phone: 780-333-2800
Email: dkkelm@telus.net
Is there gas or food along the trail?
There are no services along the trail; however each town does have fuel and hospitality services. Check ahead for specific store hours before you ride. It is recommended to bring additional fuel and supplies with you when you ride.