A man on a black sled playing in the powder.
Duck Mountain Provincial Park, SK

Canora is the link in east central Saskatchewan

Snowmobilers can ride to Good Spirit Lake or Duck Mountain provincial parks from Canora, Saskatchewan.

by Kirsten Armleder
Snow-covered trail among evergreens has one riderless snowmobile and one with a male rider
Regina, SK

Hitting the trails around Cupar

Snowmobile trails connect Cupar, Saskatchewan, with Regina to the west and Fort Qu'Appelle to the southeast.

by Marie Milner
A group of riders pause with their sleds in a cabin next to forest.
Whitecourt, AB

Riding Whitecourt: Alberta’s sledding destination

Whitecourt has an active snowmobile club that makes sure there is plenty of trail and that it’s all well maintained.

by Kristen Mitchell
Woman in snowmobile suit stands between two snowmobiles
SledLife, Interlake, MB

Sustained by her passion

Cindy McRae, a snowmobiler from Gimli, Manitoba, is still sledding after cancer.

by Marie Milner
A rider heading out on a North Dakota trail.
South East Saskatchewan

Try some cross-border riding on international trails

Snowmobile North Dakota and the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association have joined forces to establish an international trail.

by Keri Wanner
Members of the Saskatoon Snowmobile Club enjoy some of the great riding in the area.
Saskatoon, SK

Saskatoon offers variety for sledders

The Saskatoon Snowmobile Club has 130 kilometres of trails in Saskatchewan that provide lots of diversity, and the club is planning an expansion.

by Kris Dickeson
Gear

Powder Keg Life Kit

Powder Keg Life Kit is a hard shell snowmobile tunnel storage box.

by Kirsten Armleder
4 riders North of The Pas on Trail #12
The Pas, MB

In heaven on white pavement with the Kelsey Trail Sno-Riders

With trails overlooking the Saskatchewan River and shelters big enough for cookouts, The Pas draws snowmobilers from all over.

by Keri Wanner
Westlock's Pembina Drift Busters stop for a rest on the Long Island Lake Trail's Main Loop.
Westlock, AB

Westlock is a sled-friendly town

Westlock’s Long Island Lake Trail boasts 150 kilometres of groomed bush trails.

by Jessica Kirby
The Barley Bin warm-up shelter is a popular spot along the Denholm Loop
North Battleford, SK

Tackling the sledding terrain in the Battlefords

The 440 kilometres of snowmobiling trails in the Battlefords Trail Breakers' system extend to the north, east and south of North Battleford, Sask.

by Kris Dickeson
Benito offers amazing rolling hills to sled and play in.
Swan River, MB

Swan Valley’s trails offer nice scenery and rolling hills

Benito and Pretty Valley trails are great for a whole day of family fun.

by Karen Kornelsen
Rocky Mountain Riders atop Murray's Range.
Mackenzie, BC

Sledding in Mackenzie means lots of deep pow

Marlon Spooner of the Rocky Mountain Riders snowmobile club outlines his favourite riding areas.

by Karen Kornelsen
two snowmobiles
SledLife, British Columbia

On track to raise funds for cancer research

Two father-daughter snowmobile teams will journey through B.C. and Alberta, collecting donations and selling raffle tickets along the way.

by Trish Drinkle
Large yellow snowmobile trail groomer bearing the name Tisdale Snowmobile Club
Tisdale, SK

A small club in big-sky country

Snowmobilers enjoy wide open spaces and friendly folks in the area of Tisdale, Saskatchewan.

by Marie Milner
Yellow snowmobile in foreground with three snowmobilers and two sleds farther back, on a wide groomed trail edged by bush, on a sunny day
Candle Lake, SK

Winter play in Lakeland

Saskatchewan's Lakeland, north of Prince Albert, offers some great snowmobiling around Emma Lake, Anglin Lake and Christopher Lake.

by Marie Milner
Tumbler Ridge, BC

Fantastic sledding around Tumbler Ridge

Deep snow, unexplored terrain and a long season draw sledders of all abilities to Tumbler Ridge, B.C., known for its enthusiastic sledding community.

by Jessica Kirby
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