union sledder

[union sledder]

How far west of Edmonton do you need to go to find rideable snow? Ever since we had a few friends die in the mountains, we stick to the flatlands.

 

[MATTIAC]

How far west of Edmonton do you need to go to find rideable snow? Ever since we had a few friends die in the mountains, we stick to the flatlands.

Dont be scared off from avalanches. There is hundreds and thousands of square km of riding areas in the mountains with next to zero chance of getting caught in a avalanche. Check out avalanche bulletins, take AST course, get familiar with the snow and areas and sled for many years to come with no issues.

Its like saying im not vacationing in mexico anymore, people died there.

I do hear your concern, but you cant be so close minded about the mountains

 

[Dragin]

I say sell your sleds and move to Mexico. There's no rideable snow in Alberta hehe

 

[underdog]

I say sell your sleds and move to Mexico. There's no rideable snow in Alberta hehe

TEQUILA!!

sent from a phone

 

[ferniesnow]

Enjoy the camaraderie and the banter.

PS It might be shorter to go south instead of west.....just saying

 

[Mare]

Welcome to S&M union sledder.

 

[snopro]

Welcome to the site!

 

[GYMBRAT]

How far west of Edmonton do you need to go to find rideable snow? Ever since we had a few friends die in the mountains, we stick to the flatlands.

I say FK flat land riding, hit the mountains and thrash it up

ps: sorry bout your friends as well bro!

 

[mxz sledhead]

Heading to Swan Hills Sunday

 

[Philster]

To Snow and Mud.Com

 

[polarice]

welcome to the site enjoy

 

[PINKalicious]

welcome to the site!