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Hello, I'm Arfi…..
Arfi stands for Avalanche Research Forecasting Interface and it was developed by the Applied Snow and Avalanche Research Group at the university of Calgary. It's a collection of avalanche forecasting resources, tools, webcams and more, all collected into one simple, interactive google map. It's designed to help both professionals as well as recreationists. At Sled:link, we strive to bring you a condensed web resource for all your sledding needs and Arfi brings to the table a great tool through which to help plan your travels and sledding destinations. Read more »
Congratulations to Chris Maurer as the winner of Sled:links Early Winter Signup promotion. Chris won the grand prize worth over $750.00 dollars and found out he was the big winner on his birthday, how cool is that? Congratulation Chris and Happy Birthday.Download the document for more details pertaining to Sled-Fest Okanagan and the next Sled:link contest, good luck everyone.
Calling all snowmobilers!
Hello Trendsetters,
The Canadian Avalanche Centre is hosting an Avalanche Awareness Day on Boulder Mountain, Revelstoke, Saturday January 21. Download the poster for all the details and share it with your friends or better yet, print it off and post it in your store, garage or shop and let your quests and friends know all about it. This years snowpack is shapping up to be a challenge so "STOP" and think about your routes, travel plans, trigger points and wind effects before you blast into the fresh pow. It's only smart. Learn all about it at Avalanche Awareness Days.
The following hand signals were developed by Doug Washer to address safety and communication challenges in the professional mountain snowmobile guiding and mountain film production industries.
Snowmobiling in mountainous terrain presents a series of challenges to communication that are well addressed by understanding and incorporating these simple, yet effective measures into your every day professional and recreational snowmobiling environment. They help to address basic issues from talking over the engine to advising others of preferred routes or warnings of avalanche activity that a sledder Read more »