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Membership Matters, Oct 2022
Membership Matters: October 2022 BCSF Executive Director Update
2022 Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) Trail Fund Recipients Announced
The BC Snowmobile Federation, in conjunction with Recreation Sites and Trails BC, ATVBC, and the BC Off Road Motorcycle Association, are please to announce the recipients of the 2022 ORV Trail Fund.
Kelowna Snowmobile Club Raises $29,723.00 for Charity
BC Snowmobile Club Events Are Back... and Doing Great Things for Local Communities!
Kelowna Snowmobile Club members took to the slopes on February 19th to raise money for BC Children's Hospital's Heart Center and Easter Seals BC/Yukon. The event had a personal connection with the local snowmobile community. Co-host Ashley was born with congenital heart disease and endured two heart surgeries plus subsequent pace maker surgeries at BC Children’s Hospital when she was a child. Since then, for the past 32 years, Ashley and her family have been generously supporting BC Children’s Hospital Foundation.
Tips From The Pro's: 12 Checks to Ensure Your Groomer Is Ready for Winter
Whether you are part of a small snowmobile club or a large trail grooming operation, the beginning of October marks an abrupt transition from “We have lots of time to get this done” to “Yikes! Winter is coming in a hurry.” Before you hit the panic button, here are a few recommendations from a seasoned snowcat mechanic to help get your groomers on track for a successful season.