Greater Sudbury Police held its second annual Snowmobile Torch Ride on Saturday in support of Special Olympics Ontario.
Roughly 50 sleds took to the trails throughout the city as a way to raise funds for youth and adults with an intellectual disability.
Participants said they were more than happy to participate in doing something they love, all while supporting a good cause.
"It’s always important to support the community for different things," one participant said. "If it supports a charity and there’s an activity to do, that’s the way to go."
Police officials said after having to cancel last year's event due to COVID-19, they’re pleased to be back.
"I’m very excited and surprised at the turnout this year," said Const. Nolan Windle.
"These past few years have been very difficult so I believe we all need this and it’s nice to interact with each other again and get together over a great cause."
