Tucker Hibbert will not defend FIM Snowcross World Championship title
Tucker Hibbert Will Not Defend FIM Snowcross World Championship Title
SnoRiders Insider
The Scoop
Caribou questions
A sledding mom from the West Kootenay region of B.C. questions the legitimacy of environmental land closures.
by Trish Drinkle
Snowmobiling safety
Teaching youth how to sled safely
School-aged children across Alberta learn snowmobile safety and avalanche awareness through the Alberta Snowmobile Association’s Safe Rider Program
by Lori Zacaruk
SnoRiders Insider
Todd Palin, sledding husband of Sarah Palin, joins Ski-Doo in 2013 for Iron Dog
Todd Palin, sledding husband of Sarah Palin, joins Ski-Doo in 2013 for Iron Dog
SnoRiders Insider
Trailblazing Canadian snowmobiler Blair Morgan Hall of Fame bound
Trailblazing Canadian Snowmobiler Blair Morgan Hall of Fame Bound
McBride, BC
Sledders pony up to help
McBride snowmobiling community helps to rescue horses
by Tanya Laing Gahr
SnoRiders Insider
Polaris acquires KLIM technical riding gear
Polaris Acquires KLIM Technical Riding Gear
Snowmobiling safety,
Revelstoke, BC
A brush with danger
How a snowmobiler from Edmonton, Alberta, narrowly escaped spending the night in the mountains near Revelstoke, B.C.
by Joel Sammer
Houston, BC
Houston has deep powder, open meadows and wild ravines
Adventure seekers, intermediate explorers and easygoing sightseers will find Houston, B.C.’s, main areas an all-inclusive alpine haven.
by Jessica Kirby
Snowmobiling safety
Spreading a message of awareness
The Canadian Avalanche Centre and snowmobile manufacturers urge mountain sledders to increase their knowledge of avalanches
by Kirsten Armleder
Cranbrook, BC
Spoiled for choice
Snowmobilers in Cranbrook are spoiled for choice.
by Kirsten Armleder
West Central Saskatchewan
Straight from the city to the country thanks to Saskatoon Snowmobile Club’s trails
Saskatoon’s trail system is simple to navigate and perfect for the beginning to intermediate rider—until you enter the Nisbet Provincial Forest.
by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
East Central Saskatchewan
East central Saskatchewan has an extensive trail system
There’s no shortage of trails suitable for all levels of riders. The farther you ride, the more difficult the trails get.
by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
SledLife,
The Pas, MB
Sledding for sight
Jamie Allen, a sledder from The Pas, Manitoba, is riding for the 2013 Journey for Sight
by Kirsten Armleder
Logan Lake, BC
Sledders love Logan Lake
Logan Lake has such an expanse of the scenic forest terrain that the trails here are not marked.
by Karissa Gall
Fort McMurray, AB
Fort McMurray offers a variety of well-maintained trails
The McMurray Sno-Drifters Association proudly promotes Fort McMurray's abundance of snow and its interesting snowmobiling terrain.
by Karen Kornelsen
