Snowmobiling journeys
Snowmobilers are in it for the long haul
The sport of snowmobiling draws people together for adventures of all kinds—from short afternoon outings to multi-day excursions. Sledders are a passionate and compassionate community, and often their rides are organized around raising funds for a particular charity that is close to the hearts of the riders. Whatever the reason, their snowmobiling journeys are marked by a spirit of perseverance, a commitment to giving back and a love of sharing unforgettable experiences.
Featured Snowmobiling journeys articles
The snow-win situation
When you've dedicated more than 30 years to improving the great sport of snowmobiling, you deserve some recognition—which is just what Greg, Barb and Bryce Byman received. The Bymans are the CCSO's 2011 Outstanding Snowmobile Family.
A sports enthusiast’s perfect day
On July 2, 2011, Mel Dies had the chance to do something amazing—snowmobile and surf in the same day. He and three buddies took advantage of the gorgeous Kootenay outdoors.
Liam’s Sleigh Ride 2011
This charitable ride put smiles on the faces of children and adults alike.
Mission possible
Created by Bill Bradfield, this life-altering 6,437-kilometre epic snowmobile trip that went from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, to Tok, Alaska, raised funds for diabetes research.
Riding for fun—and for the cure
An enjoyable pastime takes on greater significance for one of the Prairie Women on Snowmobiles.
Hotshots
The Elk Valley excelsWith scenes like this, no wonder snowmobilers flock to the Elk Valley.
SnoRiders Insider
Polaris remembers long-time snowmobile racing co-ordinator Bill Rader
Snow Tracs
Complimentary online training opportunityFive things every snowmobiler should do before heading into avalanche terrain
Gearboxx
Arsenal shovels
If you really want to be prepared for sledding safely this season, taking along one of Backcountry Access’s Arsenal shovels is a must.