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Finding new ground

The new GM of Sicamous's Eagle Valley Snowmobile Society has had his share of memorable rides in the area.

Hit the trails around Kelowna

For a unique sledding experience, visit the Thompson Okanagan area

January 2012

Revelstoke is perennially popular

The mountain trails surrounding Revelstoke vary from extreme steep to open meadows and mountain lakes.

January 2012 » by Jessica Kirby
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Excited about the potential

Virtually any snowmobiling experience you desire can be found in the fantastic terrain around Tumbler Ridge.

January 2012 » by Carol Ann Quibell
Two women sitting on top of parked snowmobile.

Discovering a passion

Saari Hamilton fell in love with sledding, and now she has introduced her friend Colleen Praill to the sport

January 2012 » by Breanne Massey

Hit the trails around Grande Prairie and Fairview

The Grande Prairie and Fairview area offers some of the best terrain for riding, with two parks that sledders enjoy visiting.

January 2012 » by Breanne Massey

Seeking a new sledding adventure in the Shuswap backcountry

My awesome backyard consists of the Coast Mountain range from Squamish to Pemberton, B.C. I can get lost for days sledding or sled-skiing deep, powdery lines that leave me breathless.

January 2012 » by Dave Norona

Crowsnest Pass, AB trail map

Groomed and marked trails in the Crowsnest Pass make for some true Rocky Mountain fun.

December 2011 » by Gail Jansen

Looking beyond the scenery

Hudson Bay: An award-winning area for the fantastic trails it offers.

December 2011 » by Gail Jansen

Whitecourt, AB trail map

The Whitecourt Trailblazers and local residents wear their claim to snowmobile fame proudly.

December 2011 » by Jessica Kirby

Barrhead, AB trail map

Whether a fledgling novice or an extreme sledder, Barrhead, Alberta has flat, wide-open lakes and plains that open up to as much adventure as you can handle as the trail heads away from town.

December 2011 » by Jessica Kirby
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Hotshots

Shadow sledder

This shot of Bruce Clayton was taken with a GoPro HD camera at Sproatt, near Whistler, B.C.

SnoRiders Insider

Tucker Hibbert to race Super Snowcross at Sweden’s Clash of Nations

Snow Tracs

Interpreting the CAC’s Special Avalanche Warnings

The weather is great, the snow is awesome and you’ve checked the Canadian Avalanche Centre’s public avalanche bulletin. The avalanche hazard is rated as Considerable—but there is also a Special Avalanche Warning or SPAW attached. What does this mean?

Gearboxx

Nuts and bolts

Forget steel—titanium is where it’s at.