Kamloops

Snow-covered mountains and town in Klamath during sunset with text 'Visitor Resources Klamath' overlaid.

A snowy landscape featuring a wooden shelter with two snowmobiles parked beneath it, and a yellow snowcat vehicle to the right. The background includes a forest of tall pine trees and a blue sky at dusk or dawn. The image has large white text overlay

A snowboarder riding a snowmobile through a snowy forest trail, wearing a neon yellow-green jacket and black helmet, with trees and a person in the background. The text 'CURRENT CONDITIONS' overlays the image.

A group of seven people standing with snowmobiles in front of a small snow-covered cabin in a snowy forested area, with tall pine trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

FAMILY FRIENDLY EVERYDAY

Let curiosity be your compass in Kamloops, where snow-covered meadows, and playful bluffs shaped by ancient glaciers create a winter wonderland.

The Kamloops Snowmobile Association proudly offers over 180 km of maintained trails and 8 cozy day-use warming shelters. Explore the vast Tranquille Lake area within Porcupine Meadows Provincial Park, where 2,700 hectares of sub-alpine terrain reach elevations up to 6,000 feet. Don’t miss the old fire lookout for breathtaking panoramic views.

The club was awarded the prestigious Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations Club of the Year award in 2021 and is celebrating over 50 years of service.

Kamloops is your gateway to snowmobile adventures that delight both the young and the young at heart.

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YOUR KAMLOOPS SNOWMOBILE ITINERARY

Ready to ride Kamloops like a local? This itinerary gives you a day-by-day outline of terrain, staging zones and insider access to the best snowmobiling in the region.

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LUC’S CABIN: A NEW SHELTER, A LASTING LEGACY

Located in the Tranquille wilderness near Kamloops, Luc’s Cabin marks a new warming-shelter built in honour of volunteer rider Luc Thibault and the dedicated community that brought it to life. Explore the story behind the build and the riding terrain that surrounds it.

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KAMLOOPS SNOWMOBILE TRAIL MAP

SUPPORT OUR SNOWMOBILE CLUBS

BC Snowmobile Clubs work diligently to provide grooming, warming shelters, signage, and land use agreements to enhance your riding experience. For more information or to purchase trail passes: