Specific suggested trip itineraries are still under construction but here are some important ideas for you to consider:

We have the snow; our elevation and geography normally provides lots of snow for our favourite pastime.

There are over one thousand kilometers of well maintained snowmobile trails in and throughout the Caledonia Highlands. With a little planning the touring snowmobiler will discover a whole new world to conquer with his/her sled. Once you try it you will be back - again and again! Remember, one of the best ways to see Nova Scotia is from one of our lookouts!

The SENBSA Clubhouse is normally not considered a destination because it is strategically located in the middle of the eastern end of the system. Consider parking your tow vehicles here and starting your trip here. There are two large parking areas and two loading docks for your convenience.

The founding members of the Southern Odyssey Snowmobile Tour are the SENBSA trail system linking you to:

The Caledonia Highlands of southeastern New Brunswick are a high plateau along the north shore of the Bay of Fundy. Elevations of up to 1300' and a wall to onshore winds from the Bay of Fundy and the Gulf of Maine provide exceptional depository for "white gold". The area extends roughly 30 to 40 kms inland and extends from Hillsborough in the east to Barnesville / Saint John in the West. Note the gorges that show up in this Google Earth view positioned over Hillsborough looking west to Saint John. Many of these gorges are over 400' deep and our trails wind in, around, up, and down in them. The clubhouse is just below centre left..

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