Become a trail warden

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How to?

You must contact your local club in order to offer your services. The club may then register you for the required training, which is held annually in the fall and lasts one day. Courses are offered in every region of Quebec.

Pre-requisites to become a trail warden:

Legal criteria

Must not have been found guilty, or have admitted guilt, in the matter of a criminal infraction related to the operation of a motor vehicle or off-highway vehicle in the past 5 years unless a pardon has been granted.
Must have the age of majority (18 years of age).

Other conditions

Have been recommended by his club or the Federation, or both
Must have a valid driver’s licence
Exhibit good behaviour and refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages
Have taken and successfully completed the trail warden training course
Use a suitable snowmobile
Have knowledge of his club`s sector in order to be able to counsel others
Have a working knowledge of mechanics and first aid

Personal qualities

Be candid, honest, courteous, dedicated and respectful of all laws
Have the desire to improve the activity of snowmobiling
Have the desire to promote safety
Be willing to undertake all necessary verifications in regards to users
Be willing to be involved in rescue operations and other social and cultural events
Exercise discretion when the situation requires

For more informations contact us by email : securite@fcmq.qc.ca

Thank you Arctic Cat!

The FCMQ wishes to extend a sincere thank you to Arctic Cat for its important contribution and partnership in the promotion of safe snowmobiling.
Recall that during 14 years, Arctic Cat generously provided 16 new snowmobiles annually for the FCMQ provincial trail warden program. This generous contribution helped to ensure the continuation and development of this essential program dedicated to the safety of Québec snowmobilers.