Blast through the powder in this snowmobiler's haven
You will never get tired of these local trails
Situated in the heart of some premium snowmobiling terrain, Logan Lake is the ideal place to cruise the trails on your sled. You can stop along the way to go ice fishing or enjoy other activities—or just ride the scenic forest terrain to your heart's content.
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Making first tracks is the best
Al Patten, part owner of Tunkwa Lake Resort, relived his best ride ever—it was set in the deep drifts of snow in the meadows near Logan Lake.
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Sicamous, BC
Proud to accommodate the sledding community
At the Best Western Sicamous Inn, friendly staff and superior comfort await your arrival. After a day on the mountain, dry your gear in our drying room as you relax in our indoor or outdoor hot tub. Or take a swim in our pristine indoor pool. We also offer a large parking lot equipped with surveillance cameras that can be viewed from the TV in your very own room. We know that you have been hearing about the epic sledding in Sicamous. This is the season to make those stories your own! Whether staying in our spacious Executive Suite with all your friends or enjoying the pampering of your own personal jetted tub in our Premier Suite, we have the room to suit your needs. Enjoy a deluxe continental breakfast with fresh hot waffles before hitting the hills.
Sicamous, BC
A friendly atmosphere awaits
Nestled between the Eagle River and the TransCanada Highway, in Sicamous, British Columbia, a friendly atmosphere awaits you. You can enjoy a meal off the menu at our cozy fully licensed restaurant or choose one of the three daily specials that we provide. For the sledders who come to ride our award winning mountains, our newly renovated rooms will give you a homey place to relax and dry your gear at the end of a hard day. Steps away is the restaurant where you can start your day with a homemade breakfast and watch the newest sled DVDs. In the evening you can watch your favourite teams play while enjoying supper and having a cold one.
Calgary, AB
Improving your safety with Smart-Antenna technology
At Ortovox we consider safety our number one priority. We are known globally for high-quality mountain sports products for summer and winter, which meet the highest standards of quality, functionality and design and allow a safe mountain adventure. We offer top-of-the-line products, such as the new S1+ avalanche transceiver, which combines two unique transceiver innovations, and the 3+ transceiver, a three-antenna device with a special extra function to first enhance your own safety. The intelligent position recognition system analyzes the position of the antennas and automatically switches to the optimal transmitting antenna. There is no longer any such thing as the 'worst position.'
Edmonton, AB
Haul your toys with ease
Driving your truck somewhere this season with your sled in the back? The X Truck Deck will get you and your machine to your destination safely and soundly. The X Truck Deck is factory built to ensure a consistently high quality product. Its many features, such as its aircraft-grade T-6061 aluminum construction, have made it the industry's leading tri-folding X-ramp, as well as the safest. Its exclusive antislip X-decking won't warp, chip, peel or crack, and features flush-mount LED lighting. Its flexible installation allows for both bolt-through or turnbuckle mounting. It is also available in both seven- and eight-foot models to suit short or long box trucks.
Valemount, BC
Let the mountains move you!
Nestled in a valley of three mountain ranges—the Rockies, Cariboos and Monashee Mountains—Valemount has mountains of opportunity waiting for you. World-class snowmobiling offers something for every level of rider. Groomed trails make alpine areas accessible for even novice sledders. For first-time mountain riders, a guided tour is an option that will allow you to get to know the area safely. Winter generally begins in early December and can last until April. December to March, the mountains receive fresh powder almost daily, while spring riding offers trails that are well set up and this allows access to isolated areas for even short-track machines.