We have several announcements to make as we have been very busy the last few weeks. We would like to invite everyone on Snowmobile, Four Wheeler, Side by Side or by vehicle to come enjoy our great food and drinks, as our Clubhouse will be opening up this Friday December 20th from 4pm to 9pm and Saturday Dec 21st from 12pm til 9pm and Sunday Dec 22nd from 3pm to 7pm. Closed Monday Dec 23rd, Tuesday Dec 24th Christmas eve Closed, Wednesday Dec 25th Christmas Day Closed, Thursday Dec 26th  from 3pm to 7pm, Friday and Saturday 3pm to 9pm and Sunday Dec 29th 3pm to 7pm, Monday Dec 30th Closed, Tuesday Dec 31st 3pm til 10pm. These are Holiday hours, regular hours will be posted in the new year.

The kitchen is open and we would like to thank Brenda and Arash on running the Clubhouse this winter. They look forward to serving everyone.

We just purchased a new Brush Cutter that we where able to add to the New Holland. It was out today cleaning up the trail system and we have many improvements to the Trails. Widening in certain areas that will improve trail safety. Thanks to the Volunteers that installed the product and got it going in time to for the start of the Season.

Important Message

Don't forget Sunday December 8th at 2pm our annual general meeting is taking place at the Lodge in Sormany. Want to know what the club has been doing during the off season come and see for yourself, all members are welcome. 

Please buy your trail pass at any service NB Location or online before Dec 15th to save some money. Please indicate Club #4 for your home club. Link below.

https://www.pxw1.snb.ca/SNB9000/product.aspx?ProductID=A001PSNBCatNBFSC&l=e

The Annual General meeting will be taking place on Dec 8th 2024 at 2pm at the Chaleur Snowmobile Club in Sormany. If you want to get involved or see what is happening this winter please attend as this is your Snowmobile Club and the more members that show up the better it is for everyone involved.

New Facebook Page 2024 Please Like and Share.

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Well who would have thought 40-45cm fell overnight. Groomer is on it's way from clubhouse up trail 19 to do to the upper trail system. Then tonight down to Danny's and Atlantic Host. Afterwards tonight the 301 to Auberge Ressources Inn. Very fortunate to have received this snow to extend the season.

Photo from Club Chaleur parking lot.

After receiving 25-45cm of fresh snowfall on our trails our groomer just finished grooming from tha Atlantic Host / Danny's Hotel this afternoon. Trails are safe to travel on from town with no issues. Last night we groomed the 19 to Arleau Brook and Island Lake also the 301 and 306 to the Sugar Shack and back to the Chaleur Clubhouse #4. Enjoy the trails as this is Bonus time this year.

Club Motoneige Chaleur #4 is closing its doors for this season which really hasn't been long. Thank you for your support throughout this snowmobile, ATV, side by side season and all the visitors who come from everywhere to support our club.

See you again next year.

Patrick Aube

President

The chaleur Snowmobile Club #4 is still operating , during it's regular hours and have a musical event tomorrow afternoon Saturday March 2nd. Reports back from snowmobilers say conditions are still acceptable and good to go. The snowmobile season is not quite over just yet. Sledders are saying trails are not lost. Very spring like conditions are expected over the weekend so please drive with caution and keep speeds down, safe sledding.

Overnight we groomed the 19 to the Atlantic Host and this afternoon we are grooming the 301 to the 22 via the Auberge Resources Inn. Tonight we will do the 19 to Simpson's Field finally. Trails are Fast so please drive on your side of the trail or slow down.

A small fresh snowfall this morning adding lube to the early risers hitting the trails this family day morning. Trail 19 just groomed overnight from the Chaleur club up to Simpson's field 503 intersection. Trails are holding up well and what we have been hearing from snowmobilers is there are sections that are 10/10 and others that need a bit more snow. March like conditions in February.