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Nice pics, what cabin is that?

I think we used All In Marina and Rentals, when we rented a condo on the waterfront. 810 Riverside Ave, Sicamous, BC V0E 1V3 (250) 836-4406 https://g.page/all-in-marina-and-rentals

Here's hoping for more snow everywhere!!

Garmin Rhino's work great for finding someone, as long as they are your contact you will see them on your screen. Wednesday my daughter took a wrong turn and we were separated from my husband and son. I had everything I needed to spend a night on the mountain. Took her back to the cabin I had...

My 13 year old daughter rode the trail from Blue Lake the same day as the original poster. No complaints whatsoever. When you ride the busiest trails at the busiest time of year they aren't likely to be tabletop smooth.

Thanks to you for all your hard work!

Many of my favorite days have been out with the kids. When we moved out of town and fresh snow fell, I'd hear "Mom, are we sledding tonight?" as we came in the driveway. The answer was always "Yes." I love their excitement when they reach new abilities. I had a video on my screen of a rider...

My mother rode her last winter at age 76, put over 6000 miles on a 1994 Polaris Indy 440. Always boondocking, no groomed trails ever. She still would ride if not for my dad's heart condition.

We picked up a Kitty Cat for $125 at a garage sale a few years before we had kids. Didn't run, but we figured gas was left in it and a carb cleaning was all it needed. It sat on a shelf in the shed until our son was 2 and a half. He asked what it was, so I told him "That's your sled. Big boys...

It looks like I will be there with a friend.

BCA makes a small one. With any bag be sure the leg straps are done up, otherwise the back can get ripped off your body in the event of a slide.

I smile anytime I hear his snowmobile song, it's a classic.

Good question, Katie :). The tricky part is that "the proper gear" isn't always the same list for everyone. For me that includes a chest protector, but a lot of people ride without one. I like my ribs not broken.:cool: Having a tether on my sled, and attached to me is a must have. If the...

Awesome video, as usual!

Very exciting news to hear!

I'm not sure why people think this is more likely in the USA, "Seen this on Snowest,,its a real eye opener if ur riding in the States right now,,scary!!!" as it can happen anytime there is a slope loaded with snow. I've seen it happen in BC along a logging road.

As one who has lost a good friend to an avalanche, I take offence to the callous comments you refer to, Richelle. Lots of non-sledding people make choices of their own free will, that lead to their premature demise, or worse yet, the death of another person. I've never said "Serves him right...

I know they're expensive, but you can always buy a new pump, not the case with kidneys, eyes and limbs. If your parents have coverage for a pump, get it now before you are over-age.

Way to represent, Em! It's about time this happened for women in the sport. I'm stoked for you, Polaris is lucky to have you on their team. :bandance:

Old? You're only as old as you feel, Pops!