Top 10 best places to snowmobile in Saskatchewan
SnoRiders presents a list of the top 10 best places to go snowmobiling in Saskatchewan
by Kirsten Armleder
Gear,
Rocanville, SK
What should parents look for when choosing a sled for their child?
Stan Langley, owner of Universe Satellite Sales in Rocanville, Saskatchewan, breaks down what to consider when purchasing a snowmobile for a child
by Kyle Born
Rocanville, SK
Universe Satellite Sales in Rocanville, Saskatchewan, celebrates most prestigious snowmobiling award
Stan Langley, owner of Universe Satellite Sales in Rocanville, Saskatchewan, has led his company to be the best in Canada
by Kyle Born
Snowmobiling safety,
Regina, SK
Are you up for the 250 Crusade challenge?
John Maczko, operations director and chief pilot for the Canadian Rescue Hovercraft Pilots Association in Regina, Saskatchewan, is calling on crusaders
by Kyle Born
Fort Qu’Appelle is calling all snowmobilers
Maintained by the Calling Lakes Cruisers, the snowmobiling trails in Fort Qu'Appelle are going to make your day.
by Danielle Cameron
Melfort, SK
Reason No. 217 to ride Melfort
Although the riding is limited, Melfort, Saskatchewan, still welcomes snowmobilers
by Kyle Born
South East Saskatchewan
Kamsack Sno-Drifters Recommended Trail Ride
Madge Lake, through Kamsack, north to Veregin, and beyond to the Ice Palace is the 2016-2017 must-ride trail for the Kamsack Snow Drifters.
by Jillian Clark
Club profile: Calling Lakes Cruisers
The Calling Lakes Cruisers look after 293.5 kilometres of trails around Fort Qu’Appelle, Saskatchewan.
by Kirsten Armleder
South East Saskatchewan
Kamsack: Where boredom goes to die
Kamsack, Saskatchewan, has a wide range of landscapes for snowmobile riders.
by Kyle Born
Snowmobiling safety,
West Central Saskatchewan
STARS and SaskSnow partner together to encourage safety
STARS and SaskSnow team up and focus on safety
by Trish Drinkle
Melfort, SK
Snowmobile in Melfort, year after year
There is prime sledding in this eastern Saskatchewan community.
by Danielle Cameron
Open trails and ample powder
Renowned for its huge snowfalls and family riding, Fort Qu'Appelle is waiting for you.
by Danielle Cameron
Old Sled Zone,
West Central Saskatchewan
Vintage snowmobiling in Saskatchewan
Vintage rides, drags and oval races in Saskatchewan
by Al Pinkney
Regina, SK
Regina is surrounded by snowmobiling hot spots
Sledding around Regina, SK
by Danielle Cameron
Old Sled Zone,
Duck Mountain Provincial Park, SK
Old-school sledding in Saskatchewan
An Arctic Cat Pantera flashback at Green Lake, Saskatchewan.
by Kirsten Armleder
Duck Mountain Provincial Park, SK
Canora is the link in east central Saskatchewan
Snowmobilers can ride to Good Spirit Lake or Duck Mountain provincial parks from Canora, Saskatchewan.
by Kirsten Armleder
Regina, SK
Hitting the trails around Cupar
Snowmobile trails connect Cupar, Saskatchewan, with Regina to the west and Fort Qu'Appelle to the southeast.
by Marie Milner
South East Saskatchewan
Try some cross-border riding on international trails
Snowmobile North Dakota and the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association have joined forces to establish an international trail.
by Keri Wanner
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
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
