Tyler Backus
Tyler Backus works with his family at Backus Racing in Sicamous, B.C., and spends his spare time tearing it up in the deep mountain snow.
by Kimberly Schoenberger
Tyler Backus works with his family at Backus Racing in Sicamous, B.C., and spends his spare time tearing it up in the deep mountain snow.
by Kimberly SchoenbergerThe varied terrain and hardworking groomers from the numerous snowmobile groups in Sicamous are what make it a great destination for riders of all lev
by Kimberly Schoenberger
Bobby Van Tongeren loves spending time on his sled with his family in and around Logan Lake.
by Lisa CraneCurtis Hofsink is an avid sledder from Smithers, British Columbia, and the freedom he feels in the mountains is what he lives for.
by Lisa Crane
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by Kirsten Armleder
Snowmobiling in Cranbrook, B.C.
by Kirsten ArmlederKelly Bannerman of Bonnyville, Alberta, has been riding snowmobiles for about 10 years.
by Trish Drinkle
Newly created position will focus on customer excellence and brand development
Tucker Hibbert to Race Final Two Pro Motocross Events of the Summer

Fresh, dry powder and a seemingly endless trail system is what you will find while snowmobiling in Bonnyville, Alberta.
by Trish DrinkleAn interview with professional snowmobiler Kalle "KJ" Johansson from Slednecks, 509 Films and Braaap Films.
by Kirsten Armleder
Professional dirt bike rider Reagan Sieg is ready to take Timbersled and the sport of mountain snow biking to a whole new level this season.
by Trish DrinkleAn update with the British Columbia Snowmobile Federation
by Kirsten Armleder
If you liked the original Sinister goggles from 509 Inc., then you’ll love the company’s new Sinister X5 Goggles for snowmobiling.
by Kirsten ArmlederBC Link is a two-way radio and it is designed to keep your riding party in constant contact so as to increase the level of group safety.
by Kirsten Armleder