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Prestige Snowmobile Tours

Prestige offer snowmobile tours and land owned by Island Lake Mountain. Leave on groomed trails direct from the shop and enjoy the spectacular mountains and have the opportunity to visit the...

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Great Canadian Snowmobile Tours

Great Canadian Snowmobile Tours is a snowmobile tour and rental company offering 7 of the best riding areas in the deepest powder snow of Revelstoke, BC. You can count on deluxe accommodations,...

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Whistler Helisledder

Whistler HeliSledder is North America's premier snowmobile tour company. We offer helicopter accessed, guided snowmobile tours across one of the most spectacular glaciers in North America, the...

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Toby Creek Adventures

Toby Creek Adventures provide the ultimate Canadian Adventure. Their snowmobile tours cater to all levels of experience; from first timers to advanced powder hounds. Dynamic professional guides...

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Online Avalanche Safety Training

Posted by doug on Fri, 2010-06-18 16:54 in avalanche, backcountry, caa, easy, education, mountains, safety, sledlink, Snowmobiles, Story

Safety in the backcountry is paramount for a fun, enjoyable experience yet many  backcountry travellers are still not equipped with some basic,  practical skills to help them get home safely. The link below will take you the CAA's (Canadian Avalanche Associations) Online Avalanche First Responder Training Course.   If you lack specific avalanche training, this is where to start. You owe it to yourself, your family and those with whom you travel to know what the hazards are before venturing into the backcountry.  Be Mountain Smart, take the course today.

http://access.jibc.bc.ca/avalancheFirstResponse/index.htm

Paul Brunes: The Life, The Man, The Legacy.

Posted by doug on Fri, 2010-11-19 22:36 in backcountry, bralorne, Paul Brunes, Story

I wasn't fortunate enough to know Paul Brunes, but many of the friends I was preparing to ride with on March 13th , 2010, certainly did.  In a quiet littel town known as Bralorne, which was once a bustling gold mining community of more than10,000 residence, you can now find all 35 of the  townspeople passing through, or by the Claim Jumper Bar and Grill.   Just as we were getting ourselves organized in the morning for a backcountry ride, news swept through the tiny town that someone had suffered a fate that was all together irrational.  A snowmobiler had passed away on the trails before any of us had even geared up for our ride. Read more »

Sea to sky Gallery

Sea to sky Gallery

Travelling in the backcountry can be treacherous for the ill prepared. Hiring a guide to help navigate the hazards on the pemberton ice field is a good idea.