Fantastic sledding around Tumbler Ridge
Deep snow, unexplored terrain and a long season draw sledders of all abilities to Tumbler Ridge, B.C., known for its enthusiastic sledding community.
by Jessica Kirby
SnoRiders Hotshot photo
This sledder took to the air while sledding in Ymir, B.C.
Tumbler Ridge, BC
South East Saskatchewan
Riding on the rise in Weyburn, Saskatchewan
With a strong club membership, support from dealerships and a new trail connecting to the Moose Mountain Club, more people are riding in Weyburn each
by Karissa Gall
Promoted
No sled, no snow? Revelstoke’s Glacier House has you covered (in powder)
Looking for all inclusive no-fuss riding packages for all classes of riders?
Fort McMurray, AB
The McMurray Sno-Drifters cut no corners along their trail system
From flat, straight cutlines to frozen muskeg to alpine climbs, the Fort McMurray Sno-Drifters' looped snowmobile trail system has it all.
by Karissa Gall
Whiteshell Provincial Park, MB
Sledding in the southeastern corner of Whiteshell Provincial Park
Sledding in the southeastern corner of Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba.
by Kirsten Armleder
Whiteshell Provincial Park, MB
Fun, friends, food and sledding for a cause
Teen Challenge is getting ready to hold its successful fundraising event, Sled for Eternity, in Manitoba
by Kristen Mitchell
Kelvington, SK
Incredible trail variety and amazing scenery
Lintlaw and Greenwater Lake Provincial Park in Saskatchewan offer a variety of snowmobiling trails, great scenery and many warm-up shelters.
by Karen Kornelsen
Sicamous, BC
Sicamous, a snowmobile-friendly destination
Sicamous has some of the most pristine riding in all of B.C
by Trish Drinkle
Get somewhere in Fort Qu’Appelle
A family-friendly network of trails around Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan, gives sledders plenty to explore all winter long.
by Kristen Mitchell
Creston, BC
Creston snowmobile playground
Kokanee Country Snowmobile Club in Creston works hard to improve its trail systems.
by Trish Drinkle
East Central Saskatchewan
Wide open spaces and family fun
Foam Lake, Saskatchewan, welcomes sledders to its great trails and well-maintained shelters.
by Karen Kornelsen
Calgary, AB
Best riding in and around Okotoks
Okotoks, AB, only 20 minutes southwest of Calgary, offers great riding in open meadows and foothills.
by Jessica Kirby
Lac la Biche, AB
Sledders in Lac la Biche have hundreds of miles of power lines and open meadows
Kevin Zatorski from Lac La Biche says the power lines are a great starting place for adventures.
by Jessica Kirby
Regina, SK
Duck Mountain is a favourite destination of Saskatchewan sledders
President of the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, Chris Brewer talks about his life as a snowmobiler.
by Lisa Crane
St. Paul, AB
St. Paul, Alberta, is a haven for deep snow trail riders
Robert Pruneau and David Noel tell about riding in and around St. Paul, Alberta.
by Jessica Kirby
Prince Albert, SK
Learning to Love Winter
The Punshon family discover the joys of winter in northern Saskatchewan.
by Gail Kesslar
Rocanville, SK
Qu’Appelle Valley offers endless trails, trees and hills
Rocanville, located on the edge of Saskatchewan's Qu'Appelle Valley, offers sledders a wide variety of riding.
by Karen Kornelsen
Yellowhead County, AB
Silver Summit ski hill is sledder headquarters
Yellowhead County trails and cutlines offer a comprehensive, technical tour of the area
by Karissa Gall
Fort McMurray, AB
Ready to sled in Fort McMurray
With some great sledding areas, an expanse of Crown land and a long riding season, snowmobilers in Fort McMurray pretty much have it made
by Kristen Mitchell
Northern British Columbia
A little town that has huge opportunities for adventure
Hudson’s Hope may be small, but it offers some splendid sledding.
by Lisa Crane