Our Muskoka is one sweet ride

Snowmobiling as it was meant to be – an exhilarating experience of beauty, adventure and wonder.

Deerhurst Resort is one of the most accessible places to get your motor running in Muskoka, with all the comforts of cozy accommodations and great food waiting for you at the trail's end. We're located right on the TOP D102B snowmobile trail with convenient and secure overnight sled parking, on-site fuel pumps, trail permits and maps. So come on up and discover our 2,000 km of uncrowded, groomed trails, and find out why Deerhurst Resort is such a hot spot for sledders.

For maps & trail conditions

• Muskoka Snowmobiling      Region (MSR)
• Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC)

Snowmobilers’ Specials

Available January 6 to March 6

Room Discounts

  • Save 20%* off regular room rates, Sunday to Thursday

  • Save 15%* off regular room rates, Friday and Saturday

Suite Deals
  • Pay just $99* per bedroom for two or three bedroom condo
    suites, complete with living room, kitchen and dining room.

*Subject to availability; offers cannot be combined.

To book, CALL 1 (800) 461-4393

Tours & RentalS

Eager to experience Muskoka’s trails on the most up-to-date snowmobiles? Haliburton Sled Rentals, operating right at Deerhurst Resort, has a fleet of the latest Canadian-made Bombardier Skidoos:
The 2007 MXZ 500SS Skidoo and the 2007 GTX 500SS Skidoo.

Rentals

  • Full Day: $299* first day ( $199* for each additional day)

  • Half Day Rentals: $199*
   

Tours
The best way to try out snowmobiling is to join a tour with our
expert guides
   • Guided 1 ½ Hour Tours: $199*
   

Gear

  • Full snowmobile gear: $20 (mitts, boots and snowmobile suit)

  • Partial snowmobile gear: $10

• SEE current trail conditions
• To book a sled, CALL (705) 754-3667, (705) ski-doos

*A full class G driver's licence and $1,500 deposit per machine is required by all operators, who must be 18 years of age or older.

Out of this world

While the circumference of the earth is a whopping 40,100 km, the TRANS ONTARIO PROVINCIAL (TOP) trail system in Ontario is bigger, with 42,000 km of well-maintained and interconnected trails to explore.