Crowsnest Pass, AB trail map
Groomed and marked trails in the Crowsnest Pass make for some true Rocky Mountain fun.From snow tracker to man tracker
Born and raised in the Crowsnest Pass on a ranch that’s been in the family for generations, Joe Trotz never dreamed his knowledge of the backcountry would one day earn him a role on a television show.This rider learned a lesson in gambling
Snowmobiler Vern Pederson of Blairmore can chuckle about it now, but he was tired and cold by the time he got home from an afternoon poker run a few years ago.
In the shadow of Window Mountain
Andrew Bokkel and members of the Calgary Snowmobile Club experience an unforgettable day of sledding at Window Mountain in the Crowsnest Pass.
Don’t pass up this ride
The Crow Snow Riders’ hard work has paid off—this snowmobiling club in southern Alberta was named Club of the Year by the Alberta Snowmobile Association.
Unrivalled riding
Take in unparalleled sights and snow while sledding in the Crowsnest Pass.
Diverse terrain and trails
Sledding in the Crowsnest Pass offers winter enthusiasts everything from rolling hills to snow-capped mountains.
A club with class for the Crowsnest Pass
One of the leading sled zones in Alberta, the Crowsnest Pass is home to an equally renowned snowmobiling club: the Crow Snow Riders.
Hotshots
Sunny day of sleddingRandy Swenson rides off into the brilliant territory at Boulder Mountain near Revelstoke.
SnoRiders Insider
International Snowmobile Congress coming up in Sturbridge, Massachusetts
Snow Tracs
Practice with your rescue toolsIf you are not fully confident with all the functions of your beacon, you are not a dependable rescue team member.
Gearboxx
A unique sled coverby Dwayne Brandly—Last season I had an opportunity to test out a new snowmobile cover made by Sno-Skinz. I put the cover to the test by hauling my sled out to Mount Pukeashun and back, as well as to my favourite local area near Alder Flats, Alberta, and several places in between.