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SnoRiders news »

• Inside the industry

  Art Bilous of Super Trac’s Racing in Yorkton, SK, shares his thoughts

• Club news

  The Eagle Valley Snowmobile Club is partnering with the government to help the endangered mountain caribou

• Ride on!

  Cody Borchers—named the first alternate in the freestyle competition for the Winter X Games in Aspen, Colorado is ripping up the track

• Safety

  High tech, but easy to use, the SPOT GPS messenger device offers peace of mind

• A Yellowstone trek

  These winter visitors experience the wonders of Yellowstone Park

• Club news

  The Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association starts 2010 off with a bang

• More caribou comments

  This SnoRiders reader added his voice to the caribou controversy

• Double double

  A Golden, B.C., snowmobile tour operator helped his clients feed their need for Canada’s most beloved coffee

• Club news

  Performance nuts and vintage enthusiasts read on

• Riding with Randy

  It could take a lifetime to see all of the trails

• Safety

  Utah mountain responder Steve Achelis studied how electronics can interfere with avalanche transceiver operation

XRiders »

• On the trails with the crew:

  Stuart Durning shares his story of sledding with Creston’s Red Neck Sled Cru

• An impressive sled deck:

  Snowmobilers with big trucks have good options

• Three generations of Ski-Doo:

  Having grown up at his father’s Ski-Doo dealership, Kevin Fleming became the guy in the company’s ads

• The best gets better:

  Polaris snocross racing teams form alliances and add racers

SnoRiders destinations »

• Valemount, British Columbia

  How Valemount became a hub for sledders

• Smithers, British Columbia

  From family style riding to the extremes—Smithers has it all

• Whitecourt, Alberta

  The draw of Whitecourt’s 330-kilometre—and growing—trail network is strengthened by a supportive membership

• Eastern Saskatchewan

  The trails in east Saskatchewan seem to last forever

• Westlock, Alberta

  Westlock has a strong sledding base with snowmobilers dedicated to safe and fun riding

• Salmon Arm, British Columbia

  The family-friendly trails here are a source of pride

• Crowsnest Pass, Alberta

  Diverse terrain and trails draw sledders to the Pass

• West Yellowstone, Montana

  Whether you like powdery steeps or mellow cruising, this destination is for you

• Shuswap, British Columbia

  Shuswap excitement stays fresh in the memory

Old sled zone »

• Sweet sleds

  Read about Barry Guindon’s restorations on two classic sleds

• A diamond in the rough

  Help identify this mystery sled

• Celebrating the history of sledding

  The Antique and Classic Snowmobile Club of Canada started small, but they have grown immeasurably

Buyers zone »

• Small but effective

  This sleek little pack can carry your lunch and save your life.

• Practice constant vigilance

  With a large digital display, intuitive design and the ability to manage up to seven burials at once, the Pulse is fast, straightforward and easy to operate.

SnoRider events »

• February 13, 2010 | Carman, Manitoba

  Snoflies Poker Derby

• February 13, 2010 | Lee River, Manitoba

  Lee River Poker Derby

Contests »

• Enter the SnoRiders safety contest

  Send us a photo that shows you have taken a safety course and we will enter you into a draw for monthly snowmobiling safety products.

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