Top 8 places to snowmobile in the Kootenay Rockies
Here’s a list of the top 8 locations to go snowmobiling in B.C.’s Kootenay Rockies
by Kyle BornTravel
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Snowmobiling in Houston is a guaranteed adventure.
Grande Prairie, AB
Mount Sir Alexander beckons questers from B.C. and Alberta
Les and Amanda L’Heureux volunteer endless hours for the Prince George Snowmobile Club and the BCSF
by Kyle Born
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?
Creston, BC
Responsible stewardship yields hefty hardware
Josh Salzmann, president of the Kokanee Country Snowmobile Club, has elevated his club by working closely with government
by Kyle Born
Crowsnest Pass, AB
The Crownest Pass is a prime Alberta snowmobile zone
This low-elevation mountain pass generates optimal sledding conditions
by Danielle Cameron
Hudson Bay, SK
Saskatchewan sledders vouch for Hudson Bay
A consistent favourite in the Rider’s Choice Awards and SledTown ShowDown contest, Hudson Bay has many fans
by Danielle Cameron
Valdez, AK
The trails in Valdez are heavenly
Come up to Alaska and discover why Valdez is considered a sublime snowmobiling destination
by Danielle Cameron
Valemount, BC
VARDA knows how to git ’er done in Valemount, B.C.
CCSO Excellence Award for Outstanding Snowmobile Tourism Promotion and Development goes to VARDA
by Kyle Born
Valemount, BC
G’yarr, matey! Frozen Pirate wins BCSF booty
Curtis Pawliuk, owner of Frozen Pirate Snow Services in Valemount, B.C., teaches award-winning snowmobiling safety courses
by Kyle Born
The Pas, MB
Don’t pass on The Pas
Come to this Manitoba sledder’s playground for open spaces, lakeside rides and seemingly endless terrain
by Danielle Cameron
Swan River, MB
Swan Valley brings the snow
This Manitoba sledding zone has been a frequent Rider’s Choice Award winner
by Danielle Cameron
Alberta
Exceptional sledding in Alberta’s Golden Triangle
Connecting Whitecourt, Fox Creek and Swan Hills, the Golden Triangle trail has a bit of everything.
by Danielle Cameron
St. Paul’s trails set a high standard
Located along Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail, St. Paul has ideal sledding conditions
by Danielle Cameron
McBride, BC
McBride is home to stellar B.C. sledding
Mountain trails, lots of snow and interesting terrain—McBride has what snowmobilers seek.
by Danielle Cameron
McBride, BC
Lucille Mountain has quite the Bung Bung in McBride, B.C.
Matt Elliott, Bung Bung event organizer in McBride, B.C., highlights what to look forward to during this vintage ride
by Kyle Born
Houston, BC
Ample snow and engaging sledding terrain in Houston, B.C.
The mountains around Houston offer stellar alpine snowmobiling.
by Danielle Cameron
Sparwood, BC
Experience Kootenay sledding in the Elk Valley of B.C.
This snow-laden part of B.C. is a treat for sledders who seek adventurous mountain riding
Tumbler Ridge, BC
Tumbler Ridge has snowmobile swagger
Last year’s SledTown ShowDown champion, Tumbler Ridge, B.C., is encouraging all comers to sled in its supreme snow
by Kyle Born
70 and 100 Mile House, BC
Jan’s Hendrix Experience
Jan DeRepentigny, member of the Interlakes Snowmobile Club near 100 Mile House, B.C., recommends ascending Hendrix Mountain
by Kyle Born
Columbia Valley, BC
Organization leads to trophies for the Windermere Valley Snowmobile Society
Gary Prosser, president of the Windermere Valley Snowmobile Society in Invermere, B.C., has led his club to two distinctive honours
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Revelstoke, BC
Best Trail Ever: Veideman in Revelstoke, B.C.
Teena Rumak, general manager of the Revelstoke Snowmobile Club, recommends sledding on Boulder Mountain and Frisby Ridge
by Kyle Born
