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What an amazing day on the trails! A huge thank you to everyone who came out and supported the PG Snowmobile Club at our ATV Poker Ride.

We'd like to give a special shoutout to all of the volunteers who put in countless hours preparing the trails, setting up, running poker stations, helping with registration, and ensuring the day ran smoothly. Events like this simply wouldn't happen without your hard work and dedication.

Thank you as well to all of the riders, families, and supporters who joined us for the day. Your participation helps support the continued maintenance and improvement of our trail system and club facilities.

🎟 50/50 Winner $355 UNCLAIMED

Congratulations to the holder of Red Ticket #50259214 - Please send us a message!

Thank you for another great event, and we look forward to seeing you on the trails again soon!
– PG Snowmobile Club

🚨 STOLEN VINTAGE QUAD – PLEASE SHARE 🚨
The Prince George Snowmobile Club is asking for the public's help.
On June 20th, volunteers were out marking trails for our ATV Poker Ride when one volunteer's vintage quad broke down approximately 40 km up the Frost Lake Trail. Due to the late hour and heavy rainstorm conditions, the decision was made to leave the disabled machine overnight and return the next morning with the equipment needed to recover it.
When volunteers returned less than 12 hours later, the quad was gone.
We have since received information from an individual in the area who reported hearing two quads and a trailer cross the bridge and head up the Frost Lake Trail at approximately 6:00 AM. Around 7:00 AM, they reportedly heard them return. While they did not see the machines, they heard them travelling in and out during that time frame.
This quad belongs to a dedicated volunteer who was donating his time to help prepare trails for a community event. It is a vintage machine with significant personal value and cannot easily be replaced.
We are asking local residents, cabin owners, property owners, hunters, trappers, and anyone with trail cameras, security cameras, or wildlife cameras in the area to please review any footage from the morning of June 20th. Even the smallest detail could help identify who was in the area and assist in recovering this quad.
If you have any information, saw anything suspicious, or know the whereabouts of this machine, please contact the Prince George Snowmobile Club or send us a private message.
🙏 Please share this post throughout Prince George and surrounding ATV, snowmobile, hunting, outdoor recreation, and community groups. Let's help get this volunteer's quad back where it belongs.
📍 Area: Frost Lake Trail
📅 Date: June 20, 2026

Come out and join us for a fun day on the trails at the PG Snowmobile Club ATV Poker Ride on June 20th! Everyone is welcome, whether you're a seasoned rider or just looking for a great day outdoors.

We'll have cash prizes, two 50/50 draws, door prizes, a silent auction, and a cash concession. Gather your friends and family and come enjoy a great day of riding and supporting your local club!

We're also still looking for volunteers to help make this event a success. If you'd like to lend a hand, please contact our Events Director, Katherine, at 250-981-2027 or email [email protected].

We hope to see you there!
📍12000 Scott road

Dear Members and Friends,
The Prince George Snowmobile Club is seeking volunteers to assist with our upcoming Poker Ride, which will be held on Saturday, June 20, 2026, at our clubhouse located at 12000 Scott Road.
This event is an important fundraiser and a great opportunity to support our club while enjoying a day of camaraderie and community involvement. We are looking for volunteers to help with registration, card distribution and collection, route checkpoints, double checking turned in scorecards, 50/50 raffle ticket sales, event setup and cleanup, and other duties as required.
Event Schedule
• First hand out: 9:00 a.m.
• Last hand out: 12:00 noon
• All cards must be returned by: 3:00 p.m.
• Prizes and winners announced by 4:00pm

Volunteers may be asked to assist before, during, or after the event depending on the role. Your time and support are greatly appreciated and are essential to making this event a success.
If you are available to help, please contact the club as soon as possible so that volunteer assignments can be organized in advance. You can call or text Katherine (Events Director) @ 250-981-2027 or email [email protected]
Thank you for supporting the Prince George Snowmobile Club. We look forward to working together to make this Poker Ride a successful and enjoyable event for everyone involved.

Sincerely,

Prince George Snowmobile Club
Poker Ride Committee

The PG Snowmobile Club would like to extend a huge thank you to Ryan Colville and Brandon Van Somer for bringing our groomer safely back to town after another great sledding season. We appreciate all the time and effort our volunteers put in behind the scenes to keep our club running and our trails in great shape.

Unfortunately, we also have some disappointing news. 👎

Despite all the hard work and investments made this season to improve our riding area, the brand-new battery from our avalanche beacon checker and the solar panel powering our new snow depth camera at the top of the Burn have been stolen.
These projects were installed to benefit the entire snowmobiling community by improving safety and providing riders with up-to-date conditions. It's frustrating to see volunteer efforts and club resources impacted in this way.

If anyone has information regarding these items or noticed anything unusual in the area, please reach out to the PG Snowmobile Club.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support and respect our trails, facilities, and volunteer-run infrastructure. It's your support that allows us to keep improving the riding experience for everyone.

We could use a few more sets of hands if anyone is free this weekend (May 23/24)!

Next club meeting May 14th, 7pm at the clubhouse 12000 Scott road!

Huge congratulations to Keith Stanowski for being awarded Groomer of the Year at the British Columbia Snowmobile Federation - BCSF AGM! 👏

This season was anything but easy — between breakdowns, long hours in the shop, and constant obstacles, it took a ton of dedication to keep things moving. But through it all, he showed up, put in the work, and made sure our trails were taken care of for our members.
A big shoutout as well to Tony for all the time and effort alongside him — together they tackled the challenges head-on and got the groomer back out on the snow where it belongs.

We’re incredibly grateful to have such hardworking, committed people behind the scenes. This recognition is so well deserved! 🙌

We can’t wait to have both groomers out on the snow next season, bringing even better trails to our community!
The support we’ve received this season has been second to none. We want to sincerely thank every single person and sponsor who contributed — whether it was for fuel, parts, or donating your time and manual labour to get things back up and running.
It truly takes a village, and we are so grateful for the incredible support behind this club!