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Guide to Mountain-Side Instagram ’n

if you’re not up-to-date, you’re outdated. So here's our guided tour of Instagram to get you started on the right track and grammin' like a pro!

Victim of a Stolen Snowmobile, Truck and Trailer – What Happens Next?

You come to a horrible realization...your truck, trailer and sleds are not where they were parked last night. You're the victim of a stolen snowmobile rig. Here's what happens next.

Avalanche Start Zone – You Might Be in Harm’s Way and Not Even Know It

A group of five riders was lingering directly in the runout of several large avalanche paths, unaware of the danger above them in the avalanche start zone.

Some Romantic Valentine’s Day Advice from One Sledder to Another

It’s that exciting time of year again—no, not the first snowfall. That other exciting time. No, not snowcheck season either. Valentine's Day!

Complex Snowpack and the Potential for Remotely-Triggered Avalanches

The current complex snowpack in Interior BC is beginning to show its very ugly teeth, with the potential for large, remotely-triggered avalanches.

What to Do When You Run out of Fuel

In your mountain sledding career, you'll probably run out of fuel at some point. It's not the end of the world! Here's how to deal with the problem.

Sleddercise: A Simple Exercise Routine for Snowmobiling Fitness

With the help of Rob Derman—Head Coach for the Australian Olympic Skeleton Team—here is a simple exercise routine designed specifically for snowmobiling.

Avalanche Warning Signs Turned Us Around

It was shaping up to be a beautiful day. That's why it sucked when we made the decision to pull the pin and turn around. But it wasn't just our gut instinct telling…

High Avalanche Hazard and the Fine Art of a Courageous Retreat

You’ve been planning this trip for weeks. The sleds are loaded, and hotels booked. One problem: High Avalanche Hazard. Here's what to do.

How to Double on a Snowmobile in the Mountains – Riding Tips

The ability to double effectively on a snowmobile can be a blessing in a few different situations. Here's how to double on a snowmobile in the mountains.