What to do when it comes to caribou
Mark Aeichele, president of the Arrow Lakes Ridge Riders in Nakusp, B.C., voluntarily closed popular riding trails after spotting caribou tracks
by Kyle Born
British Columbia Hotshot photo
With mountain views like this, sledding the Meadow Mountain terrain is a popular choice.
Nakusp, BC
Nakusp, BC
Nakusp, B.C.: A little gem in the mountains
The president of the Arrow Lakes Ridge Riders, Mark Aeichele, highlights his top snowmobiling recommendations in Nakusp, B.C.
by Kyle Born
Creston, BC
How to handle caribou, ENGOs and other obstacles on the trail
Josh Salzmann, president of Kokanee Country Snowmobile Club in Creston, B.C., discusses how the club secured a new land access permit
by Kyle Born
Whistler, BC
How to save your favourite snowmobile riding area
Ryan Thorley, leader of Save Sproatt in Whistler, B.C., has advice for individuals and clubs facing challenging public land use issues
by Kyle Born
SnoRiders Insider,
British Columbia
B.C. Provincial Caribou Recovery Program Consultation meetings continue
The public is invited to community engagement sessions to provide feedback on two draft agreements to conserve southern mountain caribou populations
XRiders,
British Columbia
A conversation with three-time X Games medalist Brock Hoyer
British Columbian Brock Hoyer came away with bronze at the X Games in Aspen, Colorado
by Allison Kennedy Davies
Cranbrook, BC
8 wicked pics (and 2 rad vids) from CBK-X Winter Blitzville
Check out these snowy shots from Winter Blitzville in Cranbrook, B.C.
by Kyle Born
Gear,
Cranbrook, BC
Winterize your ATV—add tracks!
Doug Williamson, president of the Kootenay Rockies ATV Club and charter member of the Cranbrook Snowmobile Club, outlines how to attach tracks to an ATV
by Kyle Born
Nelson and Kaslo, BC
Billy Stevens shoots for the stars, sleds and scenic views in Nelson, B.C.
Billy Stevens, a snowmobile backcountry photographer, has built up a reputation and following for his magnificent photography skills in Nelson, B.C.
by Kyle Born
Sicamous, BC
This Enderby, B.C., family’s commitment to snowmobiling is outstanding
Justin Evans is head of an Outstanding Snowmobile Family, an award given by the British Columbia Snowmobile Federation
by Kyle Born
Meet the Rider,
British Columbia
The man, the myth, the legend: Snowmobiling gold-medalist Brett Turcotte
Brett Turcotte, snowmobiler and two-time X Games gold medalist, has overcome a near-death experience to bring death-defying feats to the masses
by Kyle Born
SnoRiders Insider,
Revelstoke, BC
Stolen Trailer and Snowmobile Alert: Revelstoke - Stealth Trailer/Polaris Razor ATV/Ski-Doo
Revelstoke Crimestoppers is calling for your help in the recovery of these motorsports products and the trailer that housed them.
SledLife,
Sicamous, BC
Tribute to Rene St. Onge
Rene St. Onge, member of the Eagle Valley Snowmobile Club in Sicamous, passed away on December 9, 2018, in a tragic snowmobiling accident
by Kyle Born
Cranbrook, BC
Cranbrook, B.C.’s, Sheldon Kelly almost named Ski-Doo North America’s Top Snowmobiler
Sheldon Kelly, creator of the snowmobile movie series Winter Nutz, is looking to become Ski-Doo North America’s Top Snowmobiler
by Kyle Born
Smithers, BC
Hannah Dehoog: A one-of-a-kind machinery wunderkind
Hannah Dehoog, extreme female logger, snowmobiler and motorbiker in Smithers, B.C., defies expectations
by Kyle Born
SledLife,
Hankerin’ for munchies: these are the best snacks to eat while sledding
Of all the meals, snacks and munchies to eat on the snowmobile trail, these are the most popular across Western Canada
by Kyle Born
Snowmobiling safety,
Golden, BC
Stay Wild is the Golden ticket to avalanche safety in B.C.
Brittney Dickson, owner, lead instructor and coach for sled and touring camps at Stay Wild Backcountry Skills in Golden, B.C., teaches courses for women
by Kyle Born
SledLife,
Manitoba
Safe Riders! Chapter 1: The Snowmobile Lifestyle
The International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association has released a 13-chapter video series on YouTube about snowmobiling and safety
by Kyle Born
SledLife,
How to run a successful snowmobile club
Gary Prosser, president of the Windermere Valley Snowmobile Society in Radium Hot Springs, B.C., offers advice about how to operate a snowmobile club
by Kyle Born
Houston, BC
Houston: You’ll have no problems snowmobiling here
Located on the inner edge of B.C.’s coastal mountains, Houston’s weather conditions and high snowfall are ideal for sublime snowmobiling.
by Zoë Dupley
British Columbia is famous for its natural beauty, and snowmobilers will tell you that they see the best of the best of B.C.’s winter wilderness while out on their sleds. Mountains, valleys and forests typify the sledding experience wherever you are in B.C., with a healthy helping of friendly riders, superb trails and enthusiastic clubs. Check out our British Columbia landing page for information on sled dealerships, destinations, snowmobiling trails, snowmobile-friendly accommodations, local snowmobiling clubs and more.
