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Snowmobiling tours around Jasper National Park

Experience a true Canadian winter tradition on one of these snowmobiling tours during your next visit to Jasper National Park. Snowmobiling is fun and easy to learn. After a short time on the trail, you will feel comfortable and by the end of your trip, you will be the master of this awesome machine. There is a diversity of terrain and snow conditions to suit the first time rider as well as the more experienced rider. Choose from a trip along the eastern slopes of the Rockies or travel to BC and sled into the deep powder of the famous Valemount area. The eastern most part of the Canadian Rockies in the Hinton, Cadomin and Wilmore Wilderness areas consist of trails that meander through forested areas and clear cuts with wonderful views of the mountains. Trails range from hard packed to moderate powder suitable for novice to intermediate riders. This area is 30 to 40 minutes from Jasper and may provide opportunities for wildlife sightings as well. Join your guides for this adventure through forested areas and along frozen lakes and rivers. Imagine yourself here 100 years ago on snowshoes as you pass by an old trapper’s cabin. Don’t let the fire go out! Some areas here on the slopes have been logged but already you can see new trees quickly reaching up to the sun. Animals thrive on pockets like this for new undergrowth shoots which they will eat. Always watch for moose, deer and elk! Keep your eye to the west for spectacular views of the front ranges of the Canadian Rockies.

Snowmobiling tours around Jasper National Park

Located near Valemount, in the middle of the Caribou and Monashee ranges is one of British Columbia’s premier snowmobiling destinations. A scenic hour and a half drive from Jasper brings you to the Kiwa, Clemina, Allan, Horsey Creek and Westridge areas that are known for their deep powder and spectacular alpine views. These areas are reached by groomed trails that open up onto rolling alpine meadows at the 6000 to 7000 foot level. Warm-up cabins are available on a shared basis with other riders in the area. Come and enjoy some of the “local” colour! Clemina Creek: The drive out to British Columbia’s majestic Caribou and Monashee ranges offers many opportunities for wildlife viewing. Moose and elk abound the river valleys westward. Mount Robson Provincial Park is visited and when the clouds are high, views of the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies, Mount Robson at l3,000’, will be spectacular. The groomed trail up to Clemina runs along beside a rarely used logging road. Snowfall deep in this forest pulls down the old cedar branches only to launch bucketfuls of snow onto the unsuspecting visitor. Watch out! Sunshine sparkles off the big snowy crystals like diamonds. After a 15 km ride up we come to the warm-up cabin. A hearty wood fire awaits your rosy cheeks. Pull up a bench and enjoy. Back onto the sleds we go and even higher. The open meadows above the cabin offer views for miles around. Below is the McNaughton Lake frozen for the next few months. View the rolling ranges and mountain peaks for 360 degrees! Play around in the deep powder and enjoy our winter in the mountains. Allan Creek: This trail switchbacks up the mountain through trees and open trails as well. Let your machine do all the work. Just hang on! Once up at the warm-up cabin in the wide open spaces, the caretaker, a feisty pine martin, will greet you beside the toasty fire. Even she loves the winter and all it’s visitors. Riding along from meadow to meadow will bring new breathtaking views of the alpine we have come to embrace in the winter. Mount Robson can be seen from high above treeline. Try and pick it out! This trail is very popular among experienced sledders so always be courteous and give way to those who just can’t wait to get up top. Westridge: This trail runs along a ridge above the town of Valemount, in British Columbia. It is excellent for those who for the first time would like to experience snowmobiling. Through deep forests and snow we go and round the corner to a cozy cabin which offers views to the valley below. Enjoy a hot drink and sweet while in the open air.

Snowmobiling tours around Jasper National Park

Season: December to April
Suggested Items: Camera, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle.
Suggested Clothing: Ski or snowmobile suit, goggles, snow boots, hat, gloves, fleece underclothes.
Difficulty: Easy
Equipment Provided: Snowmobiles and equipment, helmets, warm boots. The equipment is by Polaris. The 550 Sport provides 2-up touring while the Polaris RMK 600 or RMK 700 is a single-seat, high-performance mountain machine!
Transportation: Trips originate and end in the town of Jasper, Alberta. Jasper is located about a 4 hour drive west of Edmonton. All tours include transportation from Jasper to the trailhead. If you would like to provide your own transportation, we can give you a map to the trailhead.
Accommodations: Not included in the price but available at local lodges, hotels and b&b's.
Meal Information: Your guide will have hot apple cider or hot chocolate if you desire. Lunch will be provided on full-day trips; bring your own snacks for energy boosts.
Guide Information: Your guides have been guiding in this area for over a decade. Your guide is licensed to guide snowmobile tours in both British Columbia and Alberta with safety being his utmost priority. He has taken upgrade avalanche courses yearly. He and his guides have updated First Aid Certificates.
Weather Information: Winter temperatures average 5 to -20 degrees celsius.
Trip Duration Price
1 day
$329.00* per person
full day
1 day
$279.00* per person
half day
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax

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Snowmobiling tours around Jasper National Park

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