Welcome to Grizzly Lodge, located in the heart of the Shuswap Mountains in British Columbia.
This is what backcountry sled riding was meant to be. From the comforts of our remote lodge you can access unbelievable terrain and so much powder without having to fight the crowds.
With over 120 sq. km of riding terrain and 30+ feet of annual snowfall, our area rivals anywhere else in the province. The riding elevation ranges from 2000 to 7500 ft. The season begins in November and ends in late May. There is terrain to suit any ability level and enough boondocking or hillclimbing to entertain the most hardcore sledder for weeks on end.
Come experience the best kept secret in the B.C. interior for mountain riding and find untouched powder for weeks after a storm.
We are all about the backcountry snowmobile experience. No crowds, no nonsense…. just great sledding. We offer a snowmobiling vacation you’ll never forget.
You should join us.
Latest Posts from Our Snowmobiling Blog
Experience it form the AIR
Check out our latest You Tube Video to see some of our amazing terrain form the Air ! Sledding these mountains is one thing but flying them is completely unreal !!
Shredding the pow with Burandt !
It’s been a fantastic start to a very exciting season! We have been blessed with an above average snowpack and are seeing lots of new guests from all over Canada and the United States.
Last weekend we had the pleasure of having Mr. Chris Burandt visit us for the first time!! You’re probably asking how did …
Merry Christmas
Check out the link to watch a short video of Christmas Morning in the Mountains !
First Ride of the Season !
The snow has been accumulating over the past week, took my first ride up the mountain yesterday and had a complete blast ! Dumped 6 + more inches today and is still coming down.
Looking for a unique experiences over the holidays, or a place to celebrate Newyears ? You found it ! Contact us and book your backcountry ride now ! Click …
Gearing UP
Wow, hard to believe we are on the edge of another season ! There’s been snow on the ground for a couple weeks now and more in the forecast coming soon ! I expect to make my first ride up the mountain next week to check out how the POW is accumulating.
Last season was by far our best yet, lots of …



