ADVENTURE HAS A JOB DESCRIPTION - AND IT STARTS HERE
Explore careers in BC’s snowmobile industry: from guiding and grooming to guest experience.
You trained for the mountains — now it’s time to work in them.
Each year, BC’s snowmobile clubs welcome thousands of riders, manage critical backcountry infrastructure, and keep the heart of winter recreation beating across the province. What many students don’t realize is this: Snowmobiling isn’t just a sport — it’s a career path. And it’s growing.
A BACKBONE OF BC’S WINTER ECONOMY
Snowmobiling plays a major role in BC’s tourism and recreation economy, generating $299.2 million in annual economic output and supporting more than 4,200 jobs province-wide.
Led by over 60 active snowmobile clubs — from Vancouver Island to the Kootenays — the BC Snowmobile Clubs are the is the largest manager of public recreation sites in the province outside of BC Parks. Our member clubs maintain:
90+ designated recreation sites
Over 18,000 km of trails
That’s a massive winter network — and it needs skilled, driven people to help keep it running.
THE OPPORTUNITY IS GROWING
As the sport grows and club operations become more complex, many organizations are shifting from all-volunteer to hybrid and fully staffed models. That means more paid roles — and more chances for you to turn your training into a real job.
Current and emerging roles include:
Snowcat Groomer Operators & Heavy Duty Mechanics
Certified Guides and Avalanche Safety Technicians
Marketing, Events & Guest Experience
Operations Management & Administrative Roles
Whether you’re looking for a co-op placement, seasonal gig, or a long-term career, BC’s snowmobile industry offers real-world experience where your education and passion meet.
Explore Current job opennings
2025-2026 Job Board
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Looking for a co-op, work term placement, or job experience opportunity? Email nmatei@bcsf.org.
2024 - 2025 Job Board
About the BCSF
The BC Snowmobile Federation (BCSF) is the voice for organized snowmobiling and our member clubs across British Columbia. From trail grooming and cabin maintenance to safety education and winter tourism, our clubs deliver high-quality recreation experiences that support rural economies, protect access, and strengthen community.
We’re proud to be #fuelinggood — and we’re ready to help you launch your career.
