PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SNOWMOBILE ASSOCIATION • ASSOCIATION DE MOTONEIGES DE L'ÎLE-DU-PRINCE-ÉDOUARD

PEISA Annual Meeting - Friday February 24th 2012

Posted:Monday 20th February 2012 07:03

                PEI Snowmobile Association Annual Meeting
                       The Emerald Community Centre 
                       Friday February 24th 2012 - 8pm
                               Everyone Welcome!

PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL OF PRIVATE PROPERTY

Posted:Sunday 19th February 2012 20:58

There have been numerous complaints of snowmobilers crossing the front lawns of people's properties at the business end of the Cornwall Road. There is the possibility of children being hurt and properties being damaged. If you are trying to access the businesses in Cornwall please use the trail behind the civic centre and stay away from private property. The RCMP have been notified of these instances and will be watching carefully.

Please respect private property!


KENSINGTON - ACCESS TO PETRO CAN VIA WOODLEIGH DR.

Posted:Saturday 18th February 2012 10:43

Please use Woodleigh Drive to enter the Petro Can in Kensington- DO NOT USE VICTORIA ST.

Private Property

Posted:Saturday 18th February 2012 10:25

We ask to Please be respectful of private property. The trail system is maintained for your use during the winter months and with many kilometers of groomed trails to ride on, there is absolutely no need to trespass onto privately owned land. Trespassing through privately owned land can cause serious damage to lawns, shrubbery and many small children are playing in backyards, not to mention your own personal safety. 

If you see a NO TRESPASSING sign, please respect this sign as it means NO TRESPASSING!

Stay on the trail!!
   

February is National Snowmobiling Environment Month

Posted:Thursday 16th February 2012 21:48

February is National Snowmobiling Environment Month, so to keep nature beautiful the Prince Edward Island Snowmobile Association reminds riders to leave tracks, not trash; switch to clean technology sleds; maintain your sled in peak condition; leave your sleds stock; protect wildlife; respect sensitive areas and stay on the marked trail.

Remember - Snowmobilers Care about Our Envirnoment Too!

Ski Doo Demo Rides Coming to New Brunswick

Posted:Sunday 5th February 2012 06:01

BRP will be hosting a demo event at Mactaquac Provincial Park March 14-18, 2012.

This is a VIP event meaning that it is by *registration only*, those that just "show" up may/will not be able to ride. The registration process is very simple, they can click on www.skidoodemo.com, select their location (Fredericton) and fill out the ballot or phone 1-855-2-SKI-DOO (1-855-275-4366) to make sure you get registered.

Click here for more details

 

MADD Canada and CCSO- Keep Impaired Driving Off the Trails This Winter

Posted:Thursday 5th January 2012 04:36

Oakville/Ontario/January 5,2012- MADD Canada and the Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO) are asking snowmobilers to keep the booze away until the riding is done for the day.

Each winter, the two organizations team up to help reduce alcohol-snowmobile fatalities and injuries through "Zero Tolerance" awareness efforts and events, as part of International Snowmobile Safety Week. This year's Safety Week is January 15-21, 2012.
 

International Snowmobile Safety Week 2012- January 15th -21st ....and all year!

Posted:Tuesday 3rd January 2012 14:50

HASLETT, MI, January 3, 2012 – The four snowmobile manufacturers are please to support and encourage participation in the upcoming International Snowmobile Safety Week January 15-21-2012. Snowmobilers have placed safe, responsible snowmobiling at the top of their list for years and have made great strides in safety education and enforcement. Snowmobile safety is a year around project that is supported by safety trainers, clubs, associations, enforcement officials, dealers and the manufacturers throughout the world.

REPLACEMENT PERMIT STICKERS

Posted:Sunday 1st January 2012 18:08

There will be ABSOLUTELY NO STICKER REPLACEMENTS, unless a portion of the sticker with the permit number is turned in. All replacements with the sticker turned in, must be authorized by the PEISA and these replacements will only be available at one of the four authorized dealers for a cost of $10, not at Access PEI sites.   

 

2011-2012 Trail Permit Information

Posted:Sunday 1st January 2012 06:00

  • Full Season Permit- early purchase price- on or before December 31st 2011 -$175
  • Full Season Permit- regular purchase price - after January 1st 2012- $250
  • Vintage Permit - full season - snowmobiles 1995 and older -$60
  • 3-Day permit - $50


Trail permit stickers must be affixed to the outside of the windshield or upper cabin on the left hand side of the machine. 

Province Invests In Smoother Trails

Posted:Monday 5th December 2011 14:16

P.E.I. Snowmobiling Association given cheque for $119,000 to help buy new grooming equipment


PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT TO IMPROVE SNOWMOBILE TRAILS

Posted:Monday 5th December 2011 10:40

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NEWS RELEASE
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December 1, 2011

PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT TO IMPROVE SNOWMOBILE TRAILS


Snowmobiling Economic Benefits Realized Worldwide

Posted:Monday 28th November 2011 22:51

Snowmobiling Economic Benefits Realized Worldwide
 
Haslett, MI, November 1, 2011 – The snowmobile community generates over 28 billion dollars in economic activity in North America. Snowmobiling supports over 90,000 full time jobs and generates millions of tax dollars. 

Member Benefits - Mark's Work Wearhouse

Posted:Thursday 13th January 2011 21:35

Prince Edward Island Snowmobile Association members will receive a 10% discount on the following regular priced items at Mark's Work Wearhouse:  workwear and rainwear; safety footwear; winter footwear; jacket, fleece or pant; underwear & driwear; gloves, socks & headwear; mens & ladies Windriver, Denver Hayes, Dakota & Denver Hayes denim.  Discount valid for PEISA member and immediate family only.

In order to receive your discount you must show proof of purchase of a 2010-2011 PEISA Trail Pass (your trail pass pink slip from your local dealer or your receipt from Access PEI) and 1 piece of photo ID (e.g. driver's license).  These discounts are available at both the Charlottetown and Summerside Mark's Work Wearhouse stores.

Join the Trail Warden Program!

Posted:Tuesday 14th December 2010 19:15

The PEISA Trail Warden Program needs you. Now is the time to step up and help support your trail system by keeping it a safe and responsible system to snowmobile. Members are welcome from across the province, but we are especially interested in new members from West Prince and Eastern Kings. Trail wardens are an integral part of the PEISA's committment to you the snowmobiler to ensure the Island trail system is a welcome place to ride for all snowmobilers.

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Mailing address:
PEI Snowmobile Association
PO Box 2526
Charlottetown, PEI  C1A 8C2
Canada

Phone - local: (902) 894-7669