Where to go to get trail maps and trail passes for Athabasca

Where can I get a trail map for Athabasca, Alberta?

by Jillian Clark —

The Athabasca River Runners on route to Grassy Lake.
Athabasca trail maps are available at many of the local businesses. Lynn Olson photo

Trail passes:

There is no membership fee to join the Athabasca River Runners Snowmobile Club. However, the club does sell Alberta Snowmobile Association Season Trail Passes for $70 before January 1, or $80 after. ASA day passes are sold for $20. Membership can be purchased from Athabasca Outdoor Products, or from their website.

Finding a trail map

Trail maps are free at the following locations: Athabasca Outdoor Products, Kal Tire, Buy Low Foods, Cheap Seats Sporting Goods, Athabasca County Office and the Athabasca River Runners’ website.

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