DEEP SNOW & BIG MOUNTAINS
MOUNTAIN SLEDDING STARTED HERE.
There’s a reason British Columbia is known as the birthplace of mountain sledding. Long winters, deep snow and mountains that rise into some of the province’s legendary snow belts helped shape a style of riding built around exploring what lies beyond the trail.
Today, that same landscape draws riders from around the world. Find your line through snow-loaded trees, climb into the alpine and discover bowls, ridgelines and big mountain terrain where fresh tracks are rarely far away.
Come for the snow. Stay for everything you can do with it. This is mountain sledding, BC style.
FIND YOUR NEXT RIDE
BUILT FOR THE DEEP
Mountain sledding has deep roots in BC, and the terrain still sets the bar. This is a place where big snowfall meets bigger mountains, tree lines open into alpine and entire communities have grown up around a culture of going farther, climbing higher and finding out just how deep it gets.
From the Coast Mountains to the Monashees and Rockies, these are places that have earned their names in mountain sledding. Come once and you’ll understand the reputation. Come back, and you’ll understand why it’s so hard to stay away.
Whistler
Big Coast Mountain terrain, deep coastal snow and a mountain culture that needs little introduction.
Revelstoke
Deep Monashee snow meets expansive alpine terrain in one of the most recognized mountain sledding destinations in BC.
Valemount
Surrounded by mountain ranges and known for terrain that rewards the drive, Valemount is mountain sledding country.
McBride
Big mountains, serious snowfall and room to explore make this Robson Valley community one worth pointing the truck toward.
MORE PLACES TO GO DEEP
The big-mountain story doesn’t stop there. Find deep snow and serious terrain in communities across BC, each with its own reason to make the drive.
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TWO SPORTS. ONE WAY UP!
Three mountain ranges. More than one way to move through them. Join Curtis Pawliuk and Dave Norona as sleds, skis and snowboards take them from Crystal Ridge to Allan Creek, and into a Valemount winter where the mountains are big, the snow runs deep and there’s plenty of room to choose your own line.
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