Snowmobile Mountain Skills

Improve your mobility and safe operation of a snowmobile

SNOWMOBILE Mountain Skills

Advance Your Snowmobile Skills with the Canada Backcountry SMS Certification

The Canada Backcountry Services – Snowmobile Mountain Skills (SMS) certificate is unique curriculum that evolves as riding skills emerge from participants. It was designed to address the gap in deep snow and off trail training available and equip candidates with skills to be effective riding in diverse snow conditions.

SMS1 is an obvious next step for anyone who has completed the Canadian Safety Council or BC Snowmobile Federation – Snowmobile Operator courses and are looking to additional mobility skills but first-time snowmobile operators will also find the training valuable. 

We work with all experience and riding levels and adapt delivery to the needs of each individual. We connect with clients ahead of the course in order to assess needs and determine desired training outcomes.

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Our Programs

Snowmobile Safety Expert Training

To inspire increased snowmobile safety within industry and government, our founder Alex Ibbotson has spent years refining the design of this training while sharing these skills predominantly with members of the Canadian Armed Forces as a Canadian Ranger Instructor.

* We have organized the content into two levels, but custom courses are available.

SNOWMOBILE MOUNTAIN SKILLS LEVEL 1 (SMS1) – 1 DAY COURSE

(Expires after two years without logged snowmobile field days)

STARTING AT (+ GST)
$375
/PERSON
SNOWMOBILE MOUNTAIN SKILLS LEVEL 2 (SMS2) – 2 DAY COURSE

(Expires after two years without logged snowmobile field days)

STARTING AT (+ GST)
$555
/PERSON
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Get trained on deep snow and off trail applications

Gain the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the wilderness safely and responsibly. You never know when the snow will be deeper than expected or a storm will role in. Gain the skills to safely enter and exit the backcountry in deep snow conditions on a snowmobile.