Recent content by prudens point

Spend the money and call frozen pirate. They will teach you something that will make you better and safer I guarantee. Secondly, you just ride for the day. No worries about being lost or stranded etc. They will take you places based on your skills. Best money you can spend imo. Most cant...

Snowing in blue river right now. 3" in town already.

Rode coulees yesterday and big blue today. Found some untouched snow in coulees and big blue has quite a bit left to ride. The trails are descent but the last 10 miles into blue are big moguls. Like said before......keep snow dancing.

We were in the coulees today and it was awesome. First sleds in with 8" on the trail for last 15 miles. I'm sure there hasn't been sleds there for a couple of days cause all tracks were covered and snow was over the bumper. I bet only 15 total sleds there today. Definitely worth the ride in.

I don't know the details on the groomer but trail was recently groomed past foam creek. Before the turn to salmon it was not groomed. The next 12 ish miles into groundhog were very rough with 2 ft moguls.

Foam creek has good terrain for messing around. There is a couple creeks etc that give lots of options. There is tree riding there as well. Salmon has good tree riding. I've never been to coulees or red sands.

Thanks for all the hard work. Let it snow

Thanks for the info

Just looking for info on riding near kelowna. Coming out for a family trip and want to ride the trails but I can't find a good map. If anyone knows where I can find trail maps and more information it would be appreciated. We are coming out on Wednesday.

Went into foam today. Trail is rough as f***c but when we got in there found snow in the back past the ravine. Still some fresh snow to be found.

Been a good weekend. Still snow to be found if you go find it. Digger from blue river took us into salmon and it is still 2 ft deep where there is no tracks.

We were in groundhog east and west lady couple of days. Can turn a 4 place around near 3 km mark. A bit of gravel for 1 km them trail gets better as you go up. No open water. Trail a bit rough but pretty good for time of year. Had about 4 to 6 " of fresh snow last night. Still pretty good but...

Allen creek trail is good. Bit of dirt for 1 km but after that groomed last night and good.

Sorry Curtis you are correct. When I zoomed in on av Canada app they had it opposite on the map. The writing is opposite, but only when zoomed in.

I think Allen and Chapple are north Columbia. Clemina is in caribous.