NORTHERN BC
ROOM TO ROAM
Northern BC takes up nearly half the province, and snowmobiling here comes in equally large proportions.
Around Fort St. John, hundreds of kilometres of lower-elevation trails cross the Peace Country. Near Prince George, the riding climbs into deeper mountain terrain, while farther west, Pacific storms feed snow-heavy forests and mountains around Houston and Burns Lake.
Then there’s Kakwa — a remote wilderness of lakes, limestone mountains and an extraordinary amount of country to explore.
Northern BC isn’t one riding experience. There is simply a lot of it.
FEATURED DESTINATION
TUMBLER RIDGE
More than 300 kilometres of trails open into high meadows, bowls, technical trees and alpine terrain across the Northern Rockies. And it all sits within the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark, where dinosaur tracks and fossils tell a story hundreds of millions of years older than the one your sled leaves behind.
see for yourself
ROOM TO ROAM. AND THEN SOME.
X Games medalists Brock Hoyer and Brett Turcotte head north to explore big terrain, deep snow and the kind of country that gives you plenty of room to roam.
STORIES FROM NORTHERN BC
MORE PLACES TO RIDE
There’s a lot more Northern BC out there to ride.