Mountain Sledder's Articles

The Arctic Cat 2016 reveal has some really exciting changes to the chassis and drivetrain of the mountain sled lineup.     Chassis     The front-end has been redesigned, with a…

When we show up to the base, the mechanics on duty have our sleds warmed up, full of fuel, and parked out front where we get ready for the day. If anything…

Braaap Films’s Jaya Lange’s new project is entitled The Evolution of Snow Bikes.  Here’s a quick look at  what’s coming down the line:

The first female up many of Revelstoke’s famed chutes, including The Monster, puts into words what it’s actually like to go up several of the oft-talked about—but less frequently claimed—big pulls.    …

Hey there, Sleddermag.com! Here’s the story about the day I broke my nose and wound up with black eyes. My buddy Aaron and I were planning on going up to so-and-so zone…

  Hey Sleddermag.com, Nick Woods here. Well, another winter season has come and yet again we were dealt another awful early-season snowpack here on the coast, with super high freezing levels and a…

  THE PROJECT What’s different about this film is the way that it came together. Unable to secure the necessary funding for a feature-length action documentary through traditional channels, the Anchorage Alaska…

  Mountain Sledder: How long have you lived in Fernie, and what prompted the move there? Brad Gilmore: I have lived in Fernie for 3 1/2 years now. I grew up in the…

A medium–sized drainage that connects to a massive network of valleys beyond, Gorman Lake is the access point for exploration of a huge part of the Dogtooth Range of the Purcell Mountains.

We finally had a chance to get out and film and hang out, but the conditions were less then favourable. We found a few sheltered low exposure slopes to play on and…