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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

Trish Drinkle had a learning curve this year. She has not perfected the art of landing yet.
British Columbia, Kootenay Rockies, Kootenay Lake

Trish Drinkle and Chuck Norris

Trish Drinkle's passion is teaching women how to ride snowmobiles. She offers guidance to women about how to customize snowmobiles to suit their body types.

March 2012 » by Breanne Massey
A grandmother, mother and her two daughters standing together dressed in snowmobile gear and they are surrounded by snowmobiles.
Alberta, Alberta South

Three generations on sleds

Jan Hoffman, 44, lives in Medicine Hat, Alberta; she is a mother of five kids and she believes that sledding brings her family together in a way that nothing else can.

March 2012 » by Kirsten Armleder
Photo of a girl siting on a red snowmobile with snow and trees in the background
Alberta, Alberta North, Mighty Peace

Keeping up with the boys

Jenna Maffret can’t even remember her first snowmobile ride. That is because Maffret was only three months old when she was introduced to the sport. 

March 2012 » by Kirsten Armleder
British Columbia, Thompson Okanagan, Sicamous, Saskatchewan, East Central Saskatchewan

Sledding fun for the whole family

After a 20-year hiatus from the sport, Craig Gudmundson decided to resume his hobby riding sleds with his daughters.

March 2012 » by Breanne Massey
Krista, with short red hair and wearing a black shirt, cleans the inside of her snowmobile with a rag.
Alberta

Grease monkey girl

Krista Muncaster has spent two years turning her snowmobile into the machine of her dreams. She talks about everything she's learned along the way.

March 2012 » by Kristen Cook

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fellow snowmobiling through the BC wilderness

Hotshots

The hotshot of the Hot Springs

Toby Creek Adventures guide Jonathan Martel snowmobiles out in Forester Creek, located close to Radium Hot Springs, B.C.

SnoRiders Insider

International Snowmobile Congress coming up in Sturbridge, Massachusetts

Snow Tracs

Practice with your rescue tools

If you are not fully confident with all the functions of your beacon, you are not a dependable rescue team member.

Gearboxx

Snowpulse Protech Vest

The Protech Vest is the latest revolutionary offering from Snowpulse avalanche airbags.

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