Snowmobiling
Porcupine Ridge/
Tranquille Bonaparte Plateau
Mary Putnam
Welcome to snowmobiling in Kamloops, where wide-open spaces and rugged landscapes are ready to ride. Whether you're an experienced rider or a first-timer, Kamloops offers a thrilling mix of trails and untouched powder perfect for adventure. Feel the rush as you zip through scenic valleys and over snow-covered hills, all against a backdrop of our breathtaking winter beauty. So rev your engines and explore Kamloops' wild side – here’s where to snowmobile:
Mary Putnam
Porcupine Ridge / Tranquille Bonaparte Plateau
Discover the ultimate snowmobiling adventure at Porcupine Ridge and the Tranquille Bonaparte Plateau. As the primary riding area for the Kamloops Snowmobile Association, the region features thousands of hectares of sub-alpine, off-trail boondocking, plus low-slope terrain and numerous groomed trail loops. This region is a great choice for families, with low to zero avalanche danger and nine warm-up shelters. The average elevation ranges from 4,500 to 6,000 feet, offering many meadow complexes to explore and escape the tracks.
Mary Putnam
Sun Peaks / Todd Mountain
Explore the snow-covered terrain of Sun Peaks. The sub-alpine landscape features perfect meadows for boondocking and off-trail riding. You'll also find excellent mature forest trails that are ideal for snow bikes. The access routes and shorter, family-friendly loops are regularly groomed, making it a great choice for all levels of riders.
