Reconnecting with old friends on classic trails in The Pas
Rob Vipond, vice-president of the Kelsey Trail Sno Riders, took his wife and old friends through The Pas, Manitoba, for his best ride ever
by Kyle BornKyle Born
Kyle Born enjoys writing in an engaging way as if you were having a conversation with him. He specializes in storytelling and isn’t afraid of asking the hard questions such as, “Where is your bathroom? I really need to go.” Kyle has held a variety of job titles through the years: radio announcer, voice actor, English teacher, delivery driver, missionary, wedding DJ, comedian and several other things that he may have forgotten because his memory isn’t always the best which is why he writes things down. Kyle is from Abbotsford, B.C., but now lives in Cranbrook, B.C. with his super-amazing wife, Becky. They don’t have any pets because Kyle has allergies but if he sees you walking your dog he will stop and pet it because dogs are cool.
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The Pas, MB
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
Whitecourt, AB
Leo Zelinski is 76 years old and still blazing trails in Whitecourt
Leo Zelinski, 76-year-old co-founder of the Whitecourt Trail Blazers Snowmobile Club, had his best day ever as a senior sledder
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
Swan River, MB
Swan River: “A great snowmobile town”
Barry Malcolm, dual trail system member, had his best sled ride ever in Swan River, Manitoba
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
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
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
Manitoba
Go west, young man
Dan Shaffer travelled from Dryden, Ontario, to Winnipeg, Manitoba, to pursue his passion for freestyle snowmobiling
by Kyle Born
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
SledLife,
Cranbrook, BC
LEGO snowmobile FTW!
Snowmobiles need better toy representations, so I created a magnificent machine with Lego bricks
by Kyle Born
Meet the Rider,
Manitoba
Looking back on a snowmobiling life lived well
Bill Hammond blazed a trail across Manitoba to pave the way for today’s generation of SnoRiders
by Kyle Born
Meet the Rider,
Thompson, MB
This is what it takes to be considered “outstanding”
Kelly Martens’ quarter century of volunteer work won him SnoMan Inc.’s 2017 Excellence Award for Outstanding Snowmobiler of the Year
by Kyle Born
Snowmobiling safety,
Fernie, BC
Avalanches, a field technician and a dog named Pika
Jennifer Coulter, Avalanche Canada’s lead field technician, offers up a myriad of ways to stay alive while backcountry sledding
by Kyle Born
Hudson Bay, SK
Hudson Bay is the place to play
A dozen huts, 670 kilometres of groomed trails and two million hectares of provincial forest. Ready to check out Hudson Bay yet?
by Kyle Born
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
