07/03/2026
It's Stampede y'all 🤠🐮
Whether you are enjoying the rodeo, trying items from this year's menu, attending a concert, or lining up for free pancakes, we hope you have the best time.
We welcome all sledders to join us and see what we have to offer. We maintain and groom Cataract Creek and Etherington
Trail and Staging area info:
https://albertaparks.ca/media/4526117/kc_-_cataract_creek_snowmobile_trails.pdf
Club info:
A club for snowmobilers from Calgary, and area, to ride together in Alberta, B.C., and other destinations, all winter long. We also have a group of volunteers who maintain and groom Cataract Creek Snowmobile Trails west of Longview, AB, for the use of the general public and our club events there.
07/03/2026
It's Stampede y'all 🤠🐮
Whether you are enjoying the rodeo, trying items from this year's menu, attending a concert, or lining up for free pancakes, we hope you have the best time.
Happy Father's Day to all the Fathers and Grandfathers! Hope you have a great day spending time with loved ones
06/16/2026
📣 2026–2027 memberships are now available!
To remain a club in good standing with the Alberta Snowmobile Association, we require a minimum of 15 memberships. If you’re planning to renew or join, we would greatly appreciate memberships being purchased before July 1st. This is also beneficial if you plan on doing summer maintenance with us or a neighboring club 😁
Thank you for your continued support — we appreciate everyone who helps make our club possible!
Membership Form Alberta Snowmobile Association Membership Form
06/16/2026
05/01/2026
Trails Act – Building a sustainable trail network for everyone
Since February 2022, the Trails Act and amendments to the Public Lands Act have created a clearer, stronger system for managing recreation on public land.
What does that mean for Albertans?
This allows Alberta to establish designated and provincial trails, enabling the province to:
✔️ protect recreation infrastructure.
✔️ support sustainable trail use.
✔️ enhance your trail experience.
✔️ reduce conflict between users.
✔️ enable enforcement for inappropriate trail use.
This is important for everyone’s experience—whether you’re hiking, biking, riding, or exploring with family and friends. For example, clearly designated trails help ensure that a popular hiking route isn’t damaged by unintended motorized use, reducing wear and tear, minimizing user conflicts, and keeping the trail enjoyable and safe for years to come.
Learn more at: https://www.alberta.ca/sustainable-trail-management
Stay tuned to learn how the new Trail Management Planning system helps us reach these goals!
04/19/2026
Missing sled as of yesterday, April 18th.
If you see this Arctic Cat Sno pro 120 please contact us or Navntoft Motorsport in Diamond Valley.