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Snowmobiling in the Mountains of British Columbia!
Discover the exhilarating world of backcountry snowmobiling in the majestic mountains of British Columbia, with breathtaking riding terrain just 5 to 90 minutes from our lodge.
Venture into untouched powder, navigate spectacular alpine landscapes, and experience the thrill of riding deep in BC’s winter wonderland. Whether you’re an experienced rider or discovering backcountry snowmobiling for the first time, there’s terrain to challenge and inspire every skill level.
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure, where deep powder, wild landscapes, and the freedom of the mountains come together.
Eagle Pass
Everything is big, steep, and challenging at Eagle Pass. Rising above 2,000 metres, this iconic riding area offers breathtaking views, endless terrain, and access to some of BC’s most spectacular mountain zones—including Copeland, Derrickson, Turtle, Boulder, and 19 Miles.
An unforgettable playground for riders looking for big mountains and deep adventure.
Frisby Ridge
Frisby Ridge is one of Rémi’s favorite places to ride, offering some of the best tree riding and powder terrain around Revelstoke. With endless drainages, technical terrain, and spectacular views, there is always something new to explore. From the cabin to Dead Man Creek and beyond, Frisby offers terrain for experienced riders looking for a true backcountry adventure.
Griffin
Griffin offers a unique mix of steep alpine terrain, technical tree riding, and open ridgelines with incredible mountain views. From Three Valley Gap to Blue Lake and Malakwa, there are several ways to access this diverse riding area. Whether you’re looking for challenging terrain or a place to practice your skills, Griffin has something for every rider.
Keystone
Steep climbs, deep powder, technical trees and open alpine terrain make Keystone a true backcountry playground. Explore hidden lines, natural features and endless terrain where every ride brings something different.
Queest Mountain
Queest Mountain offers deep snow, steep terrain, and spectacular views over the Eagle Valley, Mara Lake, and Shuswap Lake. With a mix of technical treeriding, open alpine terrain, and spring-friendly elevation, Queest offers a great variety of riding for experienced backcountry snowmobilers.
Sale
Big mountain, deep snow and wide-open adventure. Sale Mountain offers a mix of alpine bowls, steep climbs, powder-filled trees and long stretches of untouched terrain. It’s the kind of place where one day is never enough.
Turtle
One of Revelstoke’s most technical riding areas, Turtle offers deep powder, technical trees, steep climbs, chutes, jumps and open alpine terrain. Front Turtle, Back Turtle and the Kitchen provide endless terrain to explore.
Advanced to Expert terrain. Local knowledge is highly recommended.