BRITISH COLUMBIA SNOWMOBILING
FEW PLACES
GATHER SO MUCH.
18,000+KM. AND THAT’S JUST THE TRAILS.
Deep-snow backcountry. Mountain towns built around winter. Freshly groomed trails leading from cabin to cabin. Alpine bowls, old mining routes and country that still feels properly wild.
There’s a lot of ground to cover. And more than one way to sled it.
FIND YOUR RIDE
WHAT KIND OF WINTER ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
Go deep. Follow the trail. Bring the crew. Try somewhere new. There’s a lot of winter out there. How you get into it is up to you.
DEEP SNOW &
BIG MOUNTAINS
Deep snow. Big terrain. And a whole lot of BC above the treeline.
GO DEEP →
GROOMED TRAILS &
GREAT RIDES
Long trail networks, mountain shelters and scenery that makes the kilometres disappear.
FOLLOW THE TRAIL →
FAMILY
EXPERIENCES
Groomed trails, warming shelters and plenty of room for the whole crew.
BRING THE CREW →
GUIDES &
RENTALS
Local knowledge, the right equipment and a head start on finding the good stuff.
FIND A GUIDE →
NEW STORY
WHAT WILL EL NIÑO MEAN FOR BC’S WINTER?
NOAA puts the odds of a very strong El Niño above 90%. We dug into decades of BC snowpack data to see what history can actually tell us about the season ahead.
KEEP EXPLORING
MORE STORIES, PLACES & IDEAS FROM AROUND BC
Meet the people, find the places and discover a few more reasons to point the truck somewhere new this winter.
ready when you are
NOW LET’S SORT OUT THE DETAILS.
You’ve got plenty of country to choose from. Now find the trails, get the local intel and know what you need before the sleds come off the deck.
explore
BC SNOWMOBILE TRAIL MAP
18,000+ km of trails, 93+ riding areas and the details that help you figure out where to point the truck. →
prepare
BEFORE YOU RIDE
Trail passes, closures, permits and the other things worth knowing before you head for the hills. →
plan
EXPLORE THE GUIDE
Riding destinations, trip ideas and local stories from across BC, all in one place. →
We acknowledge that our journeys take place on the ancestral, traditional and unceded territories of Indigenous Peoples. We honour their role as original stewards of these lands and invite you to reflect on the rich heritage and the enduring connections of those who have cared for them for generations.