Iron Sledder Challenge
Alberta’s most resilient snowmobilers are sharpening their skills at the Golden Triangle’s Iron Sledder Challenge
by Kyle Born
Alberta North Hotshot photo
Sledding in Alberta is a delight!
Meet the Rider,
Fort McMurray, AB
Snowmobiling is the glue that holds family bonds
Audun Klath of Fort McMurray, Alberta, returned to snowmobiling for the chance to reconnect with family members and build new, meaningful connections
by Kyle Born
Golden Triangle Iron Sledder Challenge
Participate in all four Golden Triangle Trail events in Fox Creek, Whitecourt and Swan Hills to be awarded an iron medal
Snowmobiling safety,
Grande Prairie, AB
Avalanche Canada providing forecasts via inReach to Kakwa
The Kakwa forecast contains the avalanche danger rating for treeline and alpine terrain, will indicate if there is a persistent slab problem present in the snow
Snowmobiling safety,
Northern British Columbia
Avalanche forecasts for North Rockies available now
The North Rockies forecast region spans the Rocky Mountains from Highway 16 in the south to Hudson’s Hope, B.C., in the north
Grande Prairie, AB
Mount Sir Alexander beckons questers from B.C. and Alberta
Les and Amanda L’Heureux volunteer endless hours for the Prince George Snowmobile Club and the BCSF
by Kyle Born
Fort McMurray, AB
The Bean family are recreating what once was in Fort McMurray, Alberta
Fort McMurray’s Bean family has won the 2018 CCSO National Excellence Award for Snowmobile Family for their tireless dedication through fire and fury
by Kyle Born
Tinkering with turbo in Fox Creek, Alberta
Greg Barry, Northland Sno-Goers club member in Fox Creek, Alberta, modifies and customizes sleds to go turbo
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
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.
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
High Level, AB
Raising the bar
High Level is one of Alberta’s finest snowmobiling destinations
by Danielle Cameron
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
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
Athabasca, AB
Super Dave—one of the founding fathers of Athabasca Snowmobiling
At 65, Dave Bilsky puts on more kilometres on his sled every season than you.
by Mason Buettner
High Level, AB
Club Profile: High Level’s Watt Mountain Wanderers
Go to High Level for high-octane adventure.
High Level, AB
Adventure knows no age
Brenda Duval is older than most riders, but that doesn’t slow down her sledding adventures.
by Kyle Born
Grande Prairie, AB
Lifelong love for the hum of a two-stroke
Peter Schlief works as Grande Prairie Honda’s sled mechanic and spends every spare minute he can chasing the best snow across the nearby mountains
by Jillian Clark
Grande Prairie, AB
Grande Prairie’s Swan City Snowmobile Club
Aggressive mountain slopes meet family-friendly fun runs in Swan City’s snowy territory near Grande Prairie, Alberta
by Jillian Clark
Athabasca, AB
Club profile: Athabasca River Runners
Backed by a core group of local snowmobile enthusiasts, the Athabasca River Runners are a strong club with plans for the future.
by Kirsten Armleder
