Early Season Conditions

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 Alcohol and snowmobiling do not mix

Alcohol increases fatigue, impairs your ability to make good decisions, and slows your reaction time. It’s part of a formula for disaster. The Kelowna Snowmobile Club supports Zero Tolerance for alcohol. 

Know your limits and the limits of your snowmobile 

• Dress for cold weather:  It goes without saying that proper cold-weather underwear and outerwear, boots and gloves are a necessity and clothing must also be wind-proof. Always wear a helmet for warmth as well as safety. A visor or goggles are essential for clear vision and wind protection. Novice snowmobilers should ask more experienced riders the best type of clothing for local conditions. 

• Food & Water:  Make sure you pack adequate water and food supplies for your trip. 

• Never Travel Alone:  Always tell someone where you are going.Make a plan and stick to it. 

• Be prepared for accidents:  bring a first aid kit, ibuprofen, asprin 81 and most of all have a communication device such as a Zoleo/Garmin. Pack extra gas & fire starters. 

• Beware of Water:  The safest snowmobiling rule is never to cross lakes or rivers.

• Be Mountain Aware:  Be aware of avalanche conditions in mountainous areas. For information on avalanche awareness & current conditions go to www.avalanche.ca For more snowmobile safety information tips take a snowmobile safety course and visit www.snowmobile.org  

• Ride safe & have fun!

KSC COVID-19 Operational Safety Plan 

Oct 13, 2022  

We will monitored the recommendations and precautionary measures of the Health Canada, the BC Centre for Disease Control and the BCSF. The Kelowna Snowmobile Club is committed to the ongoing safety of our members, riders, and our Team Members. As a result, several precautionary measures have been put in place to ensure that everyone will stay safe while enjoying what the Kelowna Snowmobile Club has to offer. 

If you are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms we ask you to please to stay home and re-visit our area once you are in better health.  

The KSC will continue to follow recommendations from the Provincial Health Officer and monitor our workplace for risks associated with COVID-19 and update this policy as required.