Old Sled Zone: 1967 Johnson Skee Horse
Lorne Larson of Lorne’s Vintage Sleds in Lloydminster, Alberta, shows off his 1967 Johnson Skee Horse
by Kyle Born
Alberta Hotshot photo
Medicine Hat, Alberta, has some excellent snowmobiling terrain.
Old Sled Zone,
Alberta Central
Old Sled Zone,
Alberta Central
Old Sled Zone: 1982 Yamaha SRX
Lorne Larson of Lorne’s Vintage Sleds in Lloydminster, Alberta, shows off his 1982 Yamaha SRX
by Kyle Born
Promoted Tourism
Welcome to the County of St. Paul!
County of St. Paul is where the mountains of snow and miles of trails await you
Promoted by County of St. Paul
Swan Hills, AB
Swan Hills Snowmobile Club is celebrating its 50th Anniversary with the ASA Jamboree
In addition to hosting the annual Alberta Snowmobile Association Jamboree, the Swan Hills Snow Goers is celebrating the club’s 50th anniversary.
by Zoë Dupley
Old Sled Zone,
Alberta Central
Old Sled Zone: 1966 prototype Evinrude Sail Master
Lorne Larson of Lorne’s Vintage Sleds in Lloydminster, Alberta, shows off his 1966 prototype Evinrude Sail Master
by Kyle Born
Swan Hills, AB
Snowmobiling in Swan Hills, Alberta
Don Kelm, who runs Wilderness Playground Tours in Swan Hills, Alberta, shares with us his best day ever.
by Zoë Dupley
Old Sled Zone,
Alberta Central
The owner of Lorne’s Vintage Sleds has “a crazy passion for old sleds”
Lorne Larson, owner of Lorne’s Vintage Sleds in Lloydminster, Alberta, has a snowmobile collection of 140 classic sleds on display
by Kyle Born
Cold Lake, AB
The strongest bond between father and son rests on a cold lake
Chris Rourke, Cold Lake Snowmobile Club member, had his best day ever while reintroducing his dad to snowmobiling
by Kyle Born
Whitecourt, AB
Leo Zelinski is 76 years old and still blazing trails in Whitecourt
Leo Zelinski, 76-year-old co-founder of the Whitecourt Trailblazers Snowmobile Club, had his best day ever as a senior sledder
by Kyle Born
SledLife,
Manitoba
The Old Farmer’s Almanac releases forecast for winter 2018-2019
The forecast for winter 2018-2019 looks wonderfully white across Western Canada, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac
by Kyle Born
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Climb the Castle near Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
Kelsey Poelt, president of the Crow Snow Riders in the Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, had her best day of snowmobiling on Middle Kootenay Pass
by Kyle Born
Meet the Rider,
High Level, AB
Brenda Duval’s Hotshot of the month
SnoRiders catches up with the photo contest winner for the month of January 2018.
by Kirsten Armleder
Crowsnest Pass, AB
Crowsnest Pass is Alberta’s top SledTown for 2018
Snowmobilers in Crowsnest Pass take pride in their riding opportunities and it shows
by Kirsten Armleder
Barrhead, AB
Rad Riders: Debbie Westman
Ski-Dooer from Barrhead can’t wait for snow to fall!
by Jillian Clark
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
SledLife,
Alberta
5 things you missed at the Alberta Snowmobile & Powersports Show
The Edmonton Snow Show is a grand gathering of new products and like minded people.
by Kirsten Armleder
SledLife,
Alberta Central
BOS Motorsports: Rising from the ashes
BOS Motorsports is continually growing despite a fire that consumed the business within months of its inception.
by Trish Drinkle
Explore the diversity of Northern Alberta
Alberta’s Lakeland region has multiple terrains to ride, such as farmland, bush, cutlines and hills to climb
by Kyle Born
Crowsnest Pass, AB
The Crowsnest Pass has something for everyone
12,000 kilometres of trails, two provinces and a plane crash site are just a few of the reasons to nestle into the Crowsnest Pass
by Kyle Born
Whitecourt, AB
Photos from the Snowmobile Capital of Alberta
Whitecourt has earned its shining reputation as one of the leading sled towns in the province.
by Danielle Cameron
Alberta is such a great province for sledding because of its variety of terrain. You can ride in the mountains, enjoy nice prairie scenery or you can explore the forests in the northern part of Alberta—yes, snowmobiling in Alberta is truly an awesome experience. Active clubs throughout the province keep trails and amenities in tip-top shape. Check out our Alberta landing page for information on sled dealerships, destinations, snowmobiling trails, snowmobile-friendly accommodations, local snowmobiling clubs and more.
