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They are logging up in that area, with trucks hauling along the main access road. One should monitor the appropriate VHF channel to ensure no "close encounters". Also, you cannot drive your sled on plowed Forest Service Roads, ...so park your trucks/rigs accordingly. Be considerate as these...

Hello to all, and best wish's to the winner, however, I cannot vote for Amy, as I have already voted for the bestest MOST EXTREME sledding chick that I have ever witnessed, Nicole Sullivan. Congrats to all of you Gals, you rock for sure!!

Any one of the great areas around Revelstoke is tops for me. The town is friendly and supportive of snowmobiling. The riding areas are easy to access. The snow pack is cohesive, in relative comparison to other regions, not to say it won't slide, but it is far safer here than most regions, still...

I for one have lost interest in the Videos with staged Jumping, as well the vids with too much advertising/promotion. For something refreshing.... try "White Out", just released in December 2006, filmed entirely around Revy, riders doing what we do, just riding the Deep Powder!!!!! Great deep...

It has turned COLD here in Revy this week, should set the snow up good... We did not get the big dump that came through Vancouver and the Okanagan, but we have more snow forecasted for Wednesday and Thursday. Looks as though it will be a great season, we even have snow on the lower trails.

We rode the last three days in a row, with out a doubt, the best early season snow that I can recall. Top three feet is powder, with a decent base under that. Approximately 9-10 feet at 5000', with perhaps 15 feet in the alpine areas. We are not hitting any submerged or hidden objects. Great...