We train in many different backcountry disciplines including but not limited to: basic snowmobile operation, beginner to advanced mountain riding skills, terrain management, avalanche safety, trip planning, navigation, survival, and first aid. All of our training has a strong emphasis on teamwork and leadership. Each time we deepen our training, it is with the desire to be better leaders and team members in the backcountry.  

Mission
To preserve motorized riding areas, encourage ethical riding practices and decrease the number of incidents in the backcountry.

Vision
For snowmobile culture in Canada to expect the same level of safety standards as industrial operations; a raised level of ethics among recreational snowmobilers encouraging cohesion with other outdoor user groups to decrease the number of snowmobile related incidents and snowmobile land use closures.

Objectives
•	Foster a culture of safety within the Canadian snowmobile community;
•	Nurture a culture of strong ethics within the Canadian snowmobile community;
•	Increase public awareness to the importance of avalanche training;
•	Reduce the amount of snowmobile related incidents in the backcountry;
•	Preserve and expand snowmobile riding areas.

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