WOMEN WHO SLED BC

Two women in winter gear riding pink and black snowmobiles in a snowy mountain landscape, with evergreen trees and snow-capped peaks in the background.

FIND YOUR PEOPLE. FIND YOUR NEXT RIDE.

There’s a strong community of women making tracks across British Columbia, and plenty of ways to be part of it. From welcoming club rides and community events to big mountain weekends, skills days and chasing good snow with a crew, women’s sledding in BC looks a little different everywhere you go.

Some days are about learning something new. Others are about finding people who sled the way you do, exploring unfamiliar terrain or finally making the trip somewhere that’s been sitting on your list.

Find an event. Meet the people behind the handlebars. Discover a new part of BC. Your next crew might be closer than you think.

SEE IT FOR YOURSELF

COME FOR THE RIDE. STAY FOR THE CREW.

There’s a reason women’s rides keep getting bigger. Spend a day with the women who show up year after year in Merritt and see what happens when good terrain, good snow and a whole lot of good company come together.

THIS WINTER

FIND A WOMEN’S RIDE IN BC


From first laps with a new crew to full weekends built around big terrain, fresh snow and a whole lot of women on sleds, BC’s women’s snowmobile events are worth putting on the winter calendar. Across the province, local clubs, communities and operators are bringing riders together to explore new terrain, build skills and share some seriously good days in the mountains.

OTHER EVENTS TO CHECK OUT

Many clubs across the province host women’s rides each winter. Here are a few more to add to you calendar.

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KNOW BEFORE YOU LOAD THE SLED DECK.