Good reasons to ride
Carol Lueken helps organize an eight-day snowmobile trek each year to bring hope to cancer survivors
by Kirsten Armleder
SnoRiders Hotshot photo
Try sledding at Missawawi Lake, Alberta, if you want to see sights like this.
Candle Lake, SK
Promoted Tourism
Saskatchewan’s must-ride snowmobile trails: An epic 1,000-mile sledding adventure in Saskatchewan
Head to North East Saskatchewan and explore 1,000 miles of diverse snowmobiling terrain across 12 communities
Whiteshell Provincial Park, MB
Agencies work together in Whiteshell Provincial Park
Government, business, clubs and organizations all contribute to the fabulous trail system in this park near Winnipeg.
by Trish Drinkle
St. Paul, AB
Outside and involved in St. Paul
For Danny Smyl of St. Paul, Alberta, giving back is an important piece of participating in snowmobiling
by Kristen Mitchell
Creston, BC
Trip planner: What you need to know before snowmobiling in Creston, B.C.
Trial maps, top snowmobile trails, club contacts and other useful information you can use before planning a snowmobile trip to Creston, B.C.
by Danielle Cameron
Golden, BC
Golden is sled central
Find out why sledders are flocking to the Kootenay Rockies town of Golden, B.C.
by Kirsten Armleder
Crowsnest Pass, AB
An outdoorsy community
Kelsey Poelt, who is a sledder from the Crowsnest Pass in Alberta, loves working with her hometown snowmobile club, the Crow Snow Riders.
by Trish Drinkle
Fort Nelson, BC
Fort Nelson club is back to grooming trails
Thanks to new president Wayne Wheeler, the Fort Nelson Snowmobile Club has a repaired groomer, a Facebook page and some all-season plans.
by Karissa Gall
Outdoor-driven in Elk Point
The Elk Point Trail Riders are a small club with a big spirit and lots of riding inspiration.
by Kristen Mitchell
Golden, BC
The big mountain experience in Golden, B.C.
SnoRiders staff writer Kirsten Armleder ditches the keyboard to experience the snowmobiling zones around Golden, British Columbia, first-hand.
by Kirsten Armleder
The Pas, MB
Volunteering for the love of sledding
Onni Hyytiainen gives his all for the Kelsey Trail Sno-Riders snowmobile club in The Pas, Manitoba.
by Kris Dickeson
Fort McMurray, AB
Welcoming riders to Fort McMurray
The McMurray Sno-Drifters snowmobile club does a great job of promoting the sledding trails around Fort McMurray, Alberta.
by Kirsten Armleder
Swan River, MB
Volunteers are what make clubs strong
The Swan Valley Snowmobile Association is one of the most active sledding clubs in Manitoba.
by Trish Drinkle
Tumbler Ridge, BC
Volunteer hours build a strong snowmobile club in Tumbler Ridge
Snowmobile club president Adam Court of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., gives of his time and energy to promote the sport he loves.
by Trish Drinkle
High Level, AB
Building the snowmobiling scene in High Level
Barry Toker gives his time and energy to the Watt Mountain Wanderers in High Level, Alberta.
by Kris Dickeson
Whitecourt, AB
Dedicated to maintaining top-notch trails
Don Price spends his winters sledding and grooming trails in Whitecourt, Alberta.
by Kris Dickeson
Sicamous, BC
Contributing to snowmobile safety
Wes Gano shares his passion for the sport by giving back to the snowmobile safety community
by Kirsten Armleder
Shuswap, BC
Off the sled tracks
Ski-Doo backcountry expert Dave Norona discovered epic snowmobiling in the Shuswap Highlands on a December 2013 sled trip.
by Dave Norona
Manitoba
Holland’s sledding hotspots
Three snowmobile clubs cooperate to link miles and miles of groomed trails in southern Manitoba.
by Karissa Gall
Whitecourt, AB
Alberta’s Golden Triangle awaits
Alberta’s Golden Triangle is a sledding mecca, with 350 kilometres of groomed snowmobile trails.
by Jessica Kirby