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Thirty women came from 10 different provinces to snowmobile Canada in an effort to raise money and create awareness in their fight against breast cancer. They were able to raise a little under $240,000 for this worthy cause. SnoRiders West advertising consultant Cora Tschetters, one of three B.C. representatives, described the ride as "one incredible experience for the worthwhile cause for breast cancer research."

Tschetters also took her camera along for the ride and brought back with her the following photos:

GETTING READY TO GO: (L to R) Amber Wood, Stephanie Schwartz, Cora Tschetters, Darcie Downey, Darlene Koss and Tammy Kramer pass the keys for their sleds in Grande Prairie, Alberta.	A GIANT LANDMARK: Darlene Koss (kneeling), Amber Wood (L) and Cora Tschetters (R) stopped at Beaver Lodge, Alberta and got their sleds serviced.
PLAYING AT DUSK: Amber Wood burned a donut at sunset just east of Chetwynd.	LOW RIDER: Amber Wood tests the powder in the Pine Bowl east of Mackenzie, B.C.
HANGIN' OUT IN THE BOWL: (L to R) Darlene Koss, Head Guide Lawrence Napier, Jim Hanson, Amber Wood, Cora Tschetters and Donna stop for a rest in the Pine Bowl.	WOW WHAT A SHOT: (L to R) Cora, Guide Clint Desrosiers of Rocky Mountain Trench Adventures, Darlene Koss and Amber Wood (kneeling) got this shot on top of Morfee Mountain overlooking Mackenzie, B.C.
LOTS OF SUPPORT: On March 1, Amber, Cora and Darlene visited with WOW support truck driver Herb Shaede (Far left) and members of the Rocky Mountain Trench Extreme Team members.	ONE OF A KIND: While the riders were leaving Mackenzie, they stopped to view the World's Largest Tree Crusher.
VIPER LAKE: The girls stopped at Viper Lake to have a photo taken with members of the Quesnel and Prince George snowmobile clubs on the trail from Prince George to Wells.	MEETING HALFWAY: At Wells—the halfway mark—the WOW team said "good bye" to the Prince George ladies and said "hello" to members of the Williams Lake Powder Kings who rode with them to Likely.
TEAMSTERS: (L TO R) Amber, Darlene and Cora at Yanks Peak, between Wells and Likely.	CATCHING THE RED COACH: On March 3, the girls stopped at 100 Mile House at the Red Coach Inn.
MEETING A VIP RIDER: Green Lake Snowpokes Snowmobile Club welcome Amber, Darlene and Cora with VIP rider Ann Phillips, the wife of Dick Harris, MP for Prince George Cariboo.	OVERLOOKING QUESNEL LAKE: Amber, Darlene and Cora stopped with their guide Wayne Johnson to take in the beautiful sight of Quesnel Lake.
BEAUTIFUL BACKDROP: (L to R) Amber, Herb Shaede, Wayne Johnson, Cora and Darlene in front of Quesnel Lake.	CUTTING THE CAKE: (L to R) Polaris national ride coordinator Gisele Remillard, Amber, Cora and Darlene celebrated at Sea to Sky Motorsports in Langley, B.C.
WHITE ROCK: Darlene, Amber and Cora on the beach at the big white rock in White Rock, B.C.	LADIES IN RED: (L to R) Darlene, Amber, Gisele, Cora and a winged friend smile for the camera on White Rock pier in White Rock.