Vancouver, Coast & Mountains Snowmobiling

Snowmobiling in Whistler

High above Whistler Village are endless networks of trails and deep powder. Snowmobile to Crystal Hut and enjoy a fondue dinner or stop at the cozy Trapper’s Cabin for hot chocolate and a barbecue smokie. On Cougar Mountain, there are tours for beginners and families, which teach all about snowmobiling in a safe, exciting and informative environment. Experienced riders can hone their backcountry skills on a faster paced tour into more wilderness areas, over frozen lakes and through stands of ancient cedar.

Operators welcome all ages and abilities and will take the time to instruct riders on the proper use of a snowmobile before leading visitors on a journey through magnificent forests and awe inspiring views.

Snowmobiling in the South Chilcotin

The South Chilcotin mountains give riders access to an abundance of snowmobile trail systems and take them high above the treeline into snow covered alpine meadows. The alpine is a powder paradise with miles of untracked snow and endless open space to explore.

Those riders seeking true adventure can take to the old mining and logging roads for a spectacular snowmobiling playground. Take day trips from a cozy lodge, tour on packed trails or race across a frozen lake. In March and April, dedicated riders can head for the high alpine and play in the warm sun on a glittering glacier.

Snowmobiling Safety Tips:

• Exploring the backcountry with a guide if you don't know the area or winter safety practices.
• Know how to properly use you avalanche transceiver and always tell someone where you're going.
• Wear a helmet.

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