L&A Ridge Runners

Welcome

The Lennox and Addington Ridge Runners is a snowmobile club established in 1969 and located in the area north of Kingston and Napanee Ontario Canada. One of our main concerns is the sustainability of snowmobiling. Trail Permit dollars have to be supplemented by fund raising. It is the dedication of many volunteers that enables our club to continue to provide the safest and most enjoyable trails possible.

We strongly believe in the philosophy that the trails are there for the the snowmobiler who wants to experience a unique relationship with nature; one that respects the environment and provides a family recreational experience. It is a relationship that puts safety and the enjoyment of everyone foremost.

We understand that we have the privilege of riding on privately owned land that has been generously provided by over 100 landowners. Therefore, snowmobilers using our club's trails ride on the marked trails only and respect the landowner's property at all times.

We welcome you to our website, and hope that you will enjoy your time here. Please be sure to bookmark our website so that you may keep informed of local snowmobile events, trail conditions and news.

EXECUTIVE POSITIONS
President	Keith Dawson
1st Vice President	Brian Kirk
2nd Vice President	Ed Amell
Secretary	Sarah Craig
Treasurer	Kim Redmond
Trails Coordinator	Bill Craig

APPOINTED POSITIONS
Assistant Trails Coordinators	Brandon Hill and Tyson Thompson
Volunteer Coordinator	Sarah Craig
Sign Coordinator	Bill Craig
CRCA Representative	Jeff Holtz
Trail Patrol Coordinator	Jeff Redmond
Club Inspection Coordinator	Ed Amell
Driver Eductation Trainer	Chris Hammer
ORS Coordinator	Duncan Parker
Camp Kennebec Rep	Don Fenwick
Puzzle Lake Park Rep	Don Fenwick

Meeting Dates for 2022/2023 Season Meetings are held at the club house, 38 Sidings St. Yarker and start at 7:00 PM. Everyone is welcome!

September 23, 2024

Upcoming Club Events

Alcohol Management Policy

The Lennox & Addington Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club is pleased to present this Alcohol Management Policy for the management of alcohol on club-maintained property and at club-sponsored events.
Alcohol Management Policy

Member Testimonials

As a first year sledder, you guys are fantastic! I follow you here and on Twitter, and the interaction and information is first rate.

My 12 yr old son took your course this year and is ready for the trails next season. I can see many memories being made, thanks to your organization.

Some day when I have more free time, I will be sure to volunteer and help out. For now, all I can do is purchase my permit and enjoy your wonderful trails.

Murray Skeggs

Bravo to a club that kept people informed, volunteers engaged and the organization moving forward. You guys set the bar pretty high, well done!

Scott Patterson

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Driver Training

A Knowledgeable Child is a Safe Child.
Be Responsible Enroll Your Child in Driver Training Today.

Driver Training is offered online until further notice. Please click on the link below to connect to the online training website.

www.ofsc.on.ca/driver-training/

The OFSC's driver training course has trained over 210,000 students since its inception in 1976. Under the authority of the motorized snow vehicle act, the Ministry of Transportation has authorized the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs as agents to issue Motorized Snow Vehicle Operator's licences. Administered by the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs and Approved by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation.

Important Note: Persons age 16 years and over that hold a valid Ontario Driver's Licence, including classes G1, G2, M1 or M2, or a Motorized Snow Vehicle Operator's Licence may operate a snowmobile on available OFSC snowmobile trails. Persons age 12-16 require a Motorized Snow Vehicle Operator's Licence.

Volunteers

Become a Volunteer!

It has been a busy year and we can't thank our volunteers enough for all of their hard work this year. We are powered by permits but driven by VOLUNTEERS! We are seeking the "next generation" of volunteers to help us keep our club and trails going! We welcome all ages. Volunteering can be a fulfilling family experience. One of our Volunteer families had three generations out to help.

If you only have a few hours to contribute you can help with things like setting up for fundraisers, special events like our Poker Run or Vintage Day, or helping in our clubhouse canteen. You might want to help with social media, or with our spring Volunteer dinner or Christmas Landowner dinners. There is always trail brushing and signs to be installed. The list goes on and you don't have to put a lot of hours in to make a difference.

We encourage you to attend a meeting or an event and see how you can get involved. There is no mandatory time commitment. If you can only give a few hours or a day here and there we understand and appreciate any help that a volunteer is willing to give.

Thanks for checking us out. For more information please contact Volunteer Coordinator and please check out our Facebook page L & A Ridge Runners!

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Links

Here are some links to other related websites.
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Itineraries
Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
Upper Canada Snowmobile Region
Frontenac County
Snowmobile Ontario
International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
Loyalist Township
Our Facebook Page

Trail Permits

Click the link above to purchase a permit. Permits are sold online only. We appreciate your support by choosing District 1: Lennox and Addington Ridge Runners at Step 4: Club Selection.