Old Sled Sighting—1980 Arctic Cat Trail Cat
Arctic Cat summed up the Trail Cat snowmobile by stating, “It's an impressive achievement in the evolution of Arctic engineering.”
Old Sled Zone
SledLife
Colin Scarfe and the pow pursuit
The mountains are calling this prairie-born-and-raised shredder out of his not-so-throttled-down summer slumber.
by Kirsten Armleder
SnoRiders Insider,
Manitoba
Do not ride on unharvested fields this winter
“It is important that our outdoor enthusiasts respect farmland that has not been harvested,” said Sheila Kitz, CAO for the County of St. Paul, AB.
SnoRiders Insider
Backcountry Ascender growing worldwide
The Backcountry Ascender program is a free and simple backcountry and avalanche educator.
Whitecourt, AB
Whitecourt rad rider: Cyril Lanctot
Whitecourt Trailblazers member Cyril Lanctot receives Lifetime Achievement Award from ASA
by Jillian Clark
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting—1978 440 T’NT
One of the most popular snowmobiles Bombardier’s (now BRP) ever produced had to be their lineup of T’NT Ski Doo sleds.
SnoRiders Insider
DNR promotes snowmobiler’s code of ethics
Being a responsible snowmobiler and a good steward of the land is part of the sport.
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Freeriding in 15 minutes
York Creek offers quick and easy access to some prime alpine terrain in the Crowsnest Pass
by Kirsten Armleder
Snowmobiling safety,
Alberta
Free Avalanche Training!
The Alberta Snowmobile Association has announced a program for the 2016-2017 winter season that will provide free avalanche training
by Jillian Clark
Snowmobiling safety
Guard your gut with this crucial gear
Chest protectors prevent broken bones and damaged internal organs, so why aren’t more people using them?
by Kyle Born
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting: 1968 Herters snowmobile—track wanted!
SnoRiders reader, John Samolis, is in search of tracks for his vintage 1968 Herter's 372cc snowmobile.
SnoRiders Insider,
Yukon
Canada winter forecast: Snowy season to yield best snowmobiling conditions in years
Stormy weather is in the forecast for British Columbia and the Canadian Rockies this winter, while the Prairies face bitter cold.
SnoRiders Insider,
Alberta
Alberta Snowmobile Association to provide free avalanche training
ASA Members will have their AST training paid for this season
Snowmobiling safety,
Kootenay Rockies, BC
Here comes the BOOM! Avalanche control is on the scene and blowing it up
A behind-the-scenes look at the essential work of an avalanche controller
by Kyle Born
Old Sled Zone
Old Sled Sighting—’70 Ski-Doo T’NT 340
These old T’NT’s had a reputation for being workhorses as well as being tough as nails.
SnoRiders Insider
David Johnson, co-founder of Polaris had strong ties to the Canadian market
Polaris started to experiment with the manufacture of single track snow machines and this is where David Johnson's Canadian connection comes in.
