Andrew Munster: The savvy scientist of sledding
Andrew Munster is a Whistler-based inventor, filmmaker and businessman whose passion fuels his progression.
by Matthew Mallory
SledLife,
Whistler, BC
SnoRiders Insider
Snowmobiling is good for your health — and for beating the winter blues
Snowmobiling is one good way to achieve better physical conditioning that keeps people healthier and helps prevent chronic health conditions.
by Dennis Burns, Executive Director, Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations (CCSO)
Meet the Rider,
Thompson, MB
This is what it takes to be considered “outstanding”
Kelly Martens’ quarter century of volunteer work won him SnoMan Inc.’s 2017 Excellence Award for Outstanding Snowmobiler of the Year
by Kyle Born
Snowmobiling safety,
Fernie, BC
Avalanches, a field technician and a dog named Pika
Jennifer Coulter, Avalanche Canada’s lead field technician, offers up a myriad of ways to stay alive while backcountry sledding
by Kyle Born
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: over 100 vintage snowmobiles on display at Vermilion Snowmobile Expo
The 6th Annual Vermilion Snowmobile Expo in Alberta was a huge success, with over 100 sleds on display.
Club Profile: The Northland Sno-Goers
The Northland Sno-Goers grooms the western portion of the Golden Triangle, including 250 to 300 kilometres of trails with four cabins and two rest stops.
Alberta Central
Trip planner: What you need to know before snowmobiling in Alberta’s Lakeland region
Trail maps, top snowmobile trails, club contacts and other useful information for planning a snowmobile trip to the Lakeland region.
by Danielle Cameron
SnoRiders Insider
Backcountry Ascender – updating services for 2017-2018 season
The objective of the program is to help disseminate knowledge and improve avalanche awareness and education for all snowmobilers.
by Ed Klim, President, International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
Snowmobiling safety
Protecting yourself and being prepared
Erik Foster of Colonsay Fire and Rescue encourages sledders to protect their heads and chests and to be skilled in first aid.
by Karen Kornelsen
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: 1979 Yamaha Enticer (on the snow)
John Dyer, from Edmonton, is definitely putting the fun back into snowmobiling and preserving some great history too.
SledLife
Balancing powder and parenthood
How do you balance work, fun and family if you are a passionate snowmobiler?
by Trish Drinkle
Ride On!
How to get sponsored in snowmobiling
What companies look for in a brand ambassador or sponsored rider and what it means to be one.
by Kirsten Armleder
SnoRiders Insider
Hibbert in top form sweeping the first Snocross event of the 2017/2018 season
Hibbert cinched two first place finishes at 2017/2018 ISOC National Snocross season opener in Duluth, Minnesota.
SnoRiders Insider
Hibbert enters 18th professional Snocross season determined to reclaim national title
Hibbert, a 10-time national champion in the series, is determined to reclaim the title after finishing third in last year’s year-end points championship.
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: 1970’s Yamaha Enticer—power and performance
The successful Yamaha Enticer series was known for their high speed performance capabilities - the original muscle sled.
Snowbike
Tips from pro Timbersled snow bike rider Reagan Sieg
Here are some tips for dirt bike riders who are transitioning to a snow bike.
by Trish Drinkle
