Snowmobiling in Squamish
The snow-covered backcountry terrain surrounding Squamish is primed for adventure.
One of the best local spots for a wide variety of sled skiing and sled-assisted ski touring is Brohm Ridge with challenging creek and treed routes, endless powder and plenty of groomed trails.
Other favourite snowmobiling spots include Tricouni Ridge and Brandywine which you’ll find a little further north toward Whistler. Both are known hotspots for amateur and pro snowmobilers alike and are regularly featured in skiing, sledding and snowboarding media.
Useful information
For those venturing into the backcountry, users must be equipped with a beacon, probe, shovel and map and know how to use them. On weekends, reservations are recommended to secure gear rentals in advance
Essential winter survival skills for outdoor enthusiasts include the ability to recognize and avoid avalanche terrain and effectively rescue a group member buried by an avalanche. Check out BC Adventure Smart to read about winter trip planning safety. Avalanche conditions are updated daily on Avalanche Canada's website
Play it safe
Remember that when venturing into remote areas a small injury can turn into an epic rescue. There is wildlife and inherent risk so please be mindful of your surroundings. Bring extra food, water and clothing as weather and conditions in the mountains can change instantly. Finally, pack out what you pack in to help keep our area clean.
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Know Before You Go
Be sure to check the BC Parks website for the latest seasonal, trail and park updates.
Hear the call of the wild, beckoning you.
Whether you are looking to push limits, enjoy a fun day out or just appreciate the views, you will not lack inspiration.