The snowpack is currently in a precarious state throughout these regions due to the presence of a critical weak layer 60–100 centimetres below the snow surface
Ed Klim, President of the ISMA, recommends taking friends snowmobiling to share the fun of the sport with others
by Ed Klim, President of the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
Looking for all inclusive no-fuss riding packages for all classes of riders?
Fernie Snowmobile Association summarizes exciting news as they ramp up for winter 2020/2021 operations
Dean Solowan, police constable and community service officer, Alberta Region, has life-saving safety advice for snowmobilers
by Kyle Born
Dear sledders heading to northern BC: Here are some of the region’s best snowmobile-friendly hotels, lodges and other accommodations.
by Danielle Cameron
"This winter looks and feels like it will be a great time for the snowmobile community" — Ed Klim, President of the ISMA
by Ed Klim, President of the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
Wayne Wheeler, President of the Fort Nelson Snowmobile Club, has been busy implementing trail and shelter upgrades for the last number of years
by Kyle Born
The Fort Nelson Snowmobile Club has over 100 kilometres of groomed trails along with three warm-up shelters
by Kyle Born
Brittney Dickson, owner of Stay Wild Backcountry Skills in Golden, B.C., is brining avalanche safety training online
by Kyle Born
The Revelstoke Snowmobile Club, which is the largest of its kind in B.C. with over 800 members, has launched a new website
Sledders know they can depend on the Shuswap to offer the best in B.C. hospitality
by Danielle Cameron
These hotels in Revelstoke welcome snowmobilers with open arms
by Danielle Cameron
We've compiled the most compelling facts and figures from the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association's (ISMA) 2020 annual manufacturers update
Ed Klim, president of the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association, highlights positive trends related to snowmobiling this year
by Ed Klim, president of the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Association
Vicki Barrett, president of the McBride Big Country Snowmobile Association, recommends riding McBride regardless of snowmobile skills
by Kyle Born
The McBride Big Country Snowmobile Association is the reigning 2020 SnoRiders SledTown ShowDown Provincial Champions for B.C.
by Kyle Born
Avalanche Canada is gathering insight from snowmobilers to conduct a study about how backcountry recreationists use public avalanche safety information
The Grasslands Conservation Council of British Columbia (GCC) recently updated its guidelines for ORV use on grasslands
Covid-19 pandemic prompts early end to avalanche warning service
The Fernie and District Search and Rescue have some wise words regarding backcountry use amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
by Kyle Born
The snowmobiling in British Columbia is legendary
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.
