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
British Columbia Hotshot photo
Snowmobiling in Houston is a guaranteed adventure.
SledLife,
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
McBride, BC
Here comes the McBride . . .
Vicki Barrett, president of the McBride Big Country Snowmobile Association, had her best day ever while getting married on Lucille Mountain
by Kyle Born
Radium: Sled. Soak. Sleep. Repeat.
Dean Ingram, Windermere Valley Snowmobile Society member, racks up 5,000 kilometres on his sled every winter in Radium Hot Springs
by Kyle Born
Blue River, BC
It’s hard to be blue in Blue River, B.C.’s sled heaven
President of the Powder Packers, Albert Venor, shares how to have the best day ever snowmobiling in Blue River, B.C.
by Zoë Dupley
Gear,
Revelstoke, BC
Change is electrifying: Taiga Motors TS2 Debut
The specs behind the new TS2 sound impressive, but does the hype live up to the actual performance? One man put this ride to the test, so you don’t have to.
by Zoë Dupley
Sicamous, BC
This extreme sledder had his best day ever in Sicamous, B.C.
Rene St. Onge, super diehardcore sledder in Sicamous, B.C., sees sights unseen by the masses
by Kyle Born
Valemount, BC
Approaching the crux of the matter in Valemount, B.C.
Marshall Dempster, avalanche educator and guide for Frozen Pirate Snow Services in Valemount, B.C., had his best day ever in the backcountry
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
Snowmobiling safety,
Thompson Okanagan, BC
Do you really know how to use your GPS?
Grahame Go, Vernon ATV Club member, GPS training course leader and former air deputy for Civil Air Search and Rescue in Vernon, B.C., shares his GPS tips
by Kyle Born
Tumbler Ridge, BC
Tumble your way to a stellar hill climbing ridge in central B.C.
Sean McCurdy, a hill climber extraordinaire in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., would give almost anything to experience his best day ever all over again
by Kyle Born
Revelstoke, BC
Commuting 400 kilometres to play in powder
Teena Rumak, Revelstoke Snowmobile Club member, had her best day of snowmobiling in Eagle Pass, south of Revelstoke, B.C.
by Kyle Born
SnoRiders Insider,
Revelstoke, BC
Revelstoke Snowmobile Club looking for General Manager
The Revelstoke Snowmobile Club has a need for a growth-minded General Manager
Cranbrook, BC
ATVing knows no limits in Cranbrook
Doug Williamson, charter member of the Cranbrook Snowmobile Club, recommends ATVing in Cranbrook all year round
by Kyle Born
British Columbia
Meet Darren Berrecloth, professional downhiller and sled-converted snow biker
Darren Berrecloth is living the dream—getting paid to ride. He loves the Yeti SnowMX mounted on his Husqvarna 450 when the snow clogs up the downhill trails.
by Timothy Fowler
Sicamous, BC
Sicamous Ripped Snow Festival
Craig Moore, Western representative of SledgeHammer Apparel, invited us to the Sicamous Ripped Snow Festival in February.
by Jillian Clark
Fernie, BC
Powdered pastimes are powered with Polaris
Logan Thibodeau, a second-generation, Polaris-riding thrill-seeker, sleds through Fernie, B.C.
by Kyle Born
McBride, BC
It takes more than a village to win
McBride is a tiny town with huge snowmobiling opportunities and many loyal supporters.
by Kirsten Armleder
SledLife,
Cranbrook, BC
LEGO snowmobile FTW!
Snowmobiles need better toy representations, so I created a magnificent machine with Lego bricks
by Kyle Born
SledLife,
Whistler, BC
Passion and perseverance push Ryan Thorley to rally for the local sled community
A solid rider and diehard from Whistler, B.C., Ryan Thorley is taking the reins in trying to secure snowmobiling in an area that might be getting closed down.
by Matthew Mallory
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.
