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We are pleased to announce that we will be re-opening guiding services for the 2024 winter season on a limited basis for...
11/29/2023

We are pleased to announce that we will be re-opening guiding services for the 2024 winter season on a limited basis for groups of 4 to 6 people.

We are offering 3 three day group bookings

January 29th - 31st
February 27th - 29th
March 9th - 11th

Inquire directly for rates. Packages can include accommodations and snowmobile rentals.



You rarely value what you have until it’s gone. Over the past decade +, Todd Eberts and Niko Weis must have educated ove...
05/06/2022

You rarely value what you have until it’s gone.

Over the past decade +, Todd Eberts and Niko Weis must have educated over 1000 snowmobilers to avalanche safety.

Niko trail blazed avalanche education for snowmobilers in the BC. His depth of knowledge and style of teaching has resonated with so many people. However, much of this wouldn’t have been possible without Todd.

Todd was Niko’s understudy and was essential to his program. Todd handled the logistical side, dealt with transportation and arranged a snowmobile for Niko to use, assisted with classes, rallied for support, and spent years volunteering his time for the benefit of the snowmobile community. People rarely hear about the contributions of others that work behind the scenes. It’s never easy. Todd had a big heart and he was genuinely passionate about avalanche safety.

Niko and Todd performed a valuable service to the snowmobile community, they helped to keep snowmobilers safe and out of the 6 o’clock news cycle.

Rest In Peace my friend.

The Yamaha Film Shoot.A number of years back, invited Todd and I to participate in the Yamaha product shoot. It was a g...
05/05/2022

The Yamaha Film Shoot.

A number of years back, invited Todd and I to participate in the Yamaha product shoot. It was a great experience. I had never ridden a 4 stroke or a turbo or a 4 stroke turbo before and I found myself seriously lacking in the confidence department but after watching Todd, and (double as a filmer/rider) kill it for 3 days, I started to figure them right as the shoot ended. Perfect timing!🤦‍♂️

That was a phenomenal opportunity that I know both Todd and myself really appreciated. I have high hopes for Yamaha in the future.

I think this day might have been one of my best memories of riding with Todd Eberts. We were up one of the usual mountai...
05/04/2022

I think this day might have been one of my best memories of riding with Todd Eberts.

We were up one of the usual mountains and the weather was terrible, everybody else was long gone and we were literally the only people on the mountain. I definitely had thoughts to head down early but Todd insisted that the weather would break later in the day. I’m glad I listened, we had maybe 20 minutes of clear skies before the sun set and got to bang off a couple features.

The first pic is of Todd smashing a good size air on his 4 stroke turbo Yamaha. I was so impressed he hit this jump on that sled. To this day I’ve never acquired a taste for jumping turbos. It was pretty cool to see him step up as he did.

The second shot was my first real flight for the Alpha Cat. I find the balance point in these sleds to be very awkward and unpredictable, so I was scared 💩less hitting this jump full pin. Todd was good moral support, he definitely helped to get my head in the game.

The final shot is what I’d call Todd’s favourite drop, I have photos from at least 6 different occasions where he’s hit this line. I never liked it, I thought the landing was flat but it never seemed to bother him, he was a man of steel on an iron horse.

This day was truly magical, looking back at these pics has been a good reminder to never take these moments for granted and to appreciate the people that help to make them happen. Thanks Todd, this was definitely the best day of the season and I owe that to you.

There are several “batches” of memories of Todd Eberts. I don’t remember the first time we met but over the course of a ...
05/02/2022

There are several “batches” of memories of Todd Eberts.

I don’t remember the first time we met but over the course of a distant winter season we became good friends. As most of the snowmobilers in my circle retired and moved on in life, Todd became a solid riding partner. We undertook a number of missions, which back in the day put us with perhaps a handful of other people to be in those places with snowmobiles. I’ll revisit these missions in another post. Todd was my wingman and we supported each other on our missions.

Todd was a bit of a contradiction, on one hand he was wild AF and didn’t always make the best decisions, on the other he was probably the most dependable person I’ve ever ridden with. I was always blown away by how helpful he was when things got nasty, yet he was completely haywire at the same time. He was one of those people that could pull off both.

We were always on the hunt for cool features that pushed our riding. We often traded off the roll as cameraman. I certainly owe a good number of shots to him over the years.

Todd was generally positive and very supportive, he was a great riding partner and friend. I’m really miss our adventures together but I’ll never forget the times we had.

Rest In Peace Todd.

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