Black leather mittens that turn into gloves for snowmobiling.
Gear

Leather Handy Mitts by Choko Design

Leather Handy Mitts by Choko Design are a hybrid mitten for snowmobiling.

by Kirsten Armleder
Black heated insoles with a remote control and charger.
Gear

Rechargeable Heated Insoles from Choko Design

Rechargeable Heated Insoles from Choko Design keep your feet warm when you're snowmobiling.

by Kirsten Armleder
Snowmobiling in High Level Alberta
High Level, AB

High Level is loopy

High Level’s most popular trail is the Main Loop and the main event is the Poker Rally

by Kyle Born
Marlys Knutson.
SnoRiders Insider

Marlys Knutson, Polaris Hall of Fame Employee, announces intention to retire

Since joining Polaris in 1983, Marlys has served in a variety of roles, including Marketing Communications and Government Relations.

Gen Byl's sled Little Boo looking out over snowmobile terrain in Dawson Creek.

Riding like a girl and proud of it

Gen Byl of Dawson Creek, B.C., sets a positive example for new and seasoned she-shredders.

by Kirsten Armleder
Picture of group of women snowmobilers.
SnoRiders Insider, British Columbia

Ski-Doo partners with She Shreds Mountain Adventures to offer ride clinics

"I really look forward to helping elevate women’s stature and growth in mountain riding,” said Julie-Ann Chapman, founder of She Shreds Adventures.

BRP marked the opening of its state-of-the-art technician training institute within its Sturtevant, Wisconsin manufacturing facility.
SnoRiders Insider

Opening of BRP’S new training institute

This new institute will train dealers and their employees to maintain and repair all BRP vehicles, engines and accessories.

There are plenty of snowmobiling trails in the Lower Mainland just waiting for you to explore.
Hope, BC

Trip planner: What you need to know before snowmobiling in the Lower Mainland

Trial maps, top snowmobile trails, club contacts and other useful information you can use before planning a snowmobile trip to the Lower Mainland

A vintage 1970's Nordic Ski-Doo 440.
Old Sled Zone

Old Sled Sighting: 1972 Ski-Doo Nordic 440

"Ski-Doo '72 is what snowmobiling is all about!” says a vintage advertisement from the company.

Stephanie Schwartz doing a snowmobile jump on the cover of Fall 2015 issue of SnoRiders magazine.
SledLife, Revelstoke, BC

Found it! Our cover blurb for Fall 2016

Photographer Brianna Lukkar shares the untold story behind her cover photo of Stephanie Schwartz.

by Kirsten Armleder
David Johnson, one of the founding members of Polaris Industries.
SnoRiders Insider

Polaris pay tribute to David Johnson’s legacy

David Johnson was one of the founding members of Polaris Industries.

Justin Cahill slashes through the powder on Keystone Mountain near Revelstoke, BC.
Meet the Rider, Valdez, AK

Revelstoke and Valdez in five amazing photos

Sledtographer Nick Khattar shares his story and a few amazing snowmobiling photos he captured in the winter of 2015-2016.

by Nick Khattar
Mike Adey has been sledding in the Whiteshell since the 1960s and loves the area's diverse terrain.
Whiteshell Provincial Park, MB

It’s not work if it’s your passion

Snowmobiling has infiltrated every aspect of Mike Adey’s life. He’s not only had a lifetime of earning an income through trail grooming, he’s also pas

by Jillian Clark
Riders gather just west of the staging area marked No. 10 on the trail map. The group will head towards Spotted Horse Lake next.
Athabasca, AB

Come ride with us in Athabasca, Alberta

The Athabasca River Runners recently opened a new groomed snowmobile trail near Spotted Horse Lake for Alberta’s snow riders.

by Jillian Clark
Shelby Ingram on her Ski-Doo with outstretched arms in Radium Hot Springs, B.C.
Meet the Rider,

Hotshot of the month: sunsets and snowmobiles

The story behind this stunning photo that won SnoRiders’ Hotshots contest for the month of October 2016.

by Kirsten Armleder
Turkey Reinheardt fist pumps the air after he pulls gnarly chute.
Ride On!

The Turkey Reinheardt interview

SnoRiders catches up with rising 509 Films star Turkey Reinheardt.

by Kirsten Armleder
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