Newbie from Ontario

[Jmill212]

How’s it going? My name’s John, I’m 28 and I’ve been a flat-lander my whole life in Ontario. Started riding snowmobiles before I could walk and I currently ride a 2018 Sidewinder with the TD max spool 16 tune.
I’ve always wanted to ride in the mountains and I’m considering moving out west to BC or Alberta, but I figured why not experience it first so I’m booking a tour at the Glacier House in Revelstoke. I’m doing the Mountain High tour in either the shoulder season in January or early March.
I’m looking forward to talking with people here to get more information about riding and living out west

 

[RXN]

Welcome to Snow and Mud.

Once you start mountain riding theres no going back lol.

One of our group flys out from Thunderbay Ont. Once a year to ride. He loves it.

 

[kanedog]

Many people on here started out in the flatlands. Welcome!

 

[2kDoo]

Province is full, sorry, you gotta stay in ontario

 

[Jmill212]

Ontario is full too bud, plus after looking on indeed at all the truck mechanic jobs in Alberta and BC one more person can’t hurt lol

 

[Prettyboy]

John,

My name is Lee. I just joined S&M myself last week. I've typically ridden at Valemont, McBride or Pine Pass in BC and west of Rocky in AB sledding. I've focused more on quadding the last 10 years as I have a son to ride with and the time/cost of sledding in BC has risen dramatically. I will help you if I can about anything I know about regarding riding or living here out west.

 

[AreWeThereYet]

Welcome to the site

 

[Jmill212]

John,

My name is Lee. I just joined S&M myself last week. I've typically ridden at Valemont, McBride or Pine Pass in BC and west of Rocky in AB sledding. I've focused more on quadding the last 10 years as I have a son to ride with and the time/cost of sledding in BC has risen dramatically. I will help you if I can about anything I know about regarding riding or living here out west.

Awesome, I’ll send you a PM sometime

 

[Rbrduk]

Welcome to the site.

I'm an ontario ex-pat. Been out in AB for 22 yrs.
Mountain sledding is addicting. You just gotta ask yourself, is the addiction worth be price?

 

[Sled denny]

Welcome to the best site yes they are right once you ride mountains you will love it

 

[Sled denny]

Welcome the only thing you need to know bring cash hahahahha

 

[Sled denny]

Yes it is worth the price if you ask me well my wife will say noooooo lol

 

[pfi572]

Anyone that wants to work , contribute , fit in and vote correctly is welcome in the west .
WELCOME

 

[Sled denny]

Worth every nickel I love it wish I could get out more lately is all about work not this break headed out to the mountains going to be a blast

 

[Sled denny]

Yes very correct to vote right lots of work

 

[Beer Slayer]

How’s it going? My name’s John, I’m 28 and I’ve been a flat-lander my whole life in Ontario. Started riding snowmobiles before I could walk and I currently ride a 2018 Sidewinder with the TD max spool 16 tune.
I’ve always wanted to ride in the mountains and I’m considering moving out west to BC or Alberta, but I figured why not experience it first so I’m booking a tour at the Glacier House in Revelstoke. I’m doing the Mountain High tour in either the shoulder season in January or early March.
I’m looking forward to talking with people here to get more information about riding and living out west

Welcome, where in Ontarable are you?