KOOTENAY ROCKIES
AUTHENTIC MOUNTAIN TOWNS, DEEP POWDER SNOW, AND A LAID-BACK VIBE
The Rockies. The Purcells. The Selkirks. The Monashees. A whole lot of good snowmobiling gets packed into this corner of BC.
Deep powder is only part of the story. Clubs here have spent decades building exceptional trail networks, warming cabins and riding infrastructure that make these mountains easier to explore. Follow fresh groomer tracks uphill and before long, you're deciding whether to stay on the trail or see what waits beyond it.
And the day doesn't end at the trailhead. Historic downtowns, local breweries, good food and an independent mountain culture have a habit of turning a good ride into a good night — and another plan for tomorrow.
WHERE TO RIDE
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CRANBROOK
SUNNY SIDE UP.
Bluebird days, approachable groomed trails and room to roam make Cranbrook an easygoing choice, with more technical terrain waiting farther out.
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FERNIE
POWDER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Deep snow meets an extensive groomed network, technical tree riding and five distinct riding areas — giving every kind of crew somewhere to go.
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GOLDEN
THERE’S ALWAYS MORE OUT THERE.
From beginner-friendly groomed trails to big alpine objectives, six managed riding zones give Golden serious range — and plenty left to discover.
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REVELSTOKE
YOU KNOW THE REPUTATION.
Big snowfall, big alpine and a long riding season define Revelstoke, with eleven riding zones offering more terrain than one trip can cover.
ROAD TRIP
THE KOOTENAY ROCKIES ROUTE
Four mountain towns. Four very different places to ride. This 4–5 day route takes you through deep snow, groomed trails and big mountain terrain, with historic towns, good food and plenty worth stopping for along the way.
STORIES FROM THE KOOTENAY ROCKIES
MORE PLACES TO RIDE
From hidden gems to historic routes, the Kootenay Rockies are full of places to explore.