Klondike Snowmobile Association

08/30/2026

08/24/2026

The leaves are changin', and that means it's time to renew your Klondike Snowmobile Association membership! Beat the rush and renew online today...

Online Membership Registration Online Membership Registration To become a member of the Klondike Snowmobile Association please complete this form and send payment. Once both are received, you will receive a Welcome email with your membership information and a temporary membership card. Your complete...

08/19/2026

Today is world photography day - a perfect day to check out our snowmobiling photo gallery and share your best shots!

Photo Gallery   Photo Gallery   Below is a selection of Yukon snowmobiling photos sent to us by our members and volunteers. The photos shown here are posted for your viewing pleasure, but may not be used in any way without prior permission from the photographer. If you have a photo you want to sho...

08/17/2026

Winter is coming... Time to renew your Klondike Snowmobile Association membership! Renew online today:

Online Membership Registration Online Membership Registration To become a member of the Klondike Snowmobile Association please complete this form and send payment. Once both are received, you will receive a Welcome email with your membership information and a temporary membership card. Your complete...

08/12/2026

The Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations is calling on the federal government to invest $55 million in snowmobile trail infrastructure across Canada and to make winter trails eligible for future federal infrastructure and climate funding.

Across the country, 131,000 kilometers of volunteer-managed snowmobile trails connect communities, support tourism and rural economies, and provide important recreation and emergency access. But much of the infrastructure behind those trails — bridges, culverts, signage and grooming equipment — is aging, while extreme weather continues to add new pressures.

Now is an opportunity for riders to speak up.

CCSO has made it easy to send a letter directly to your MP and key federal ministers. It takes about two minutes, and adding a few words about what snowmobile trails mean to your community can make it even more powerful.

Take action: https://app.goadvocate.ca/en/campagnes/support-snowmobile-trail-infrastructure/email/

Strong trails support strong clubs, communities and winter recreation across Canada.

08/12/2026

Klondike Snowmobile Association's August 2026 Newsletter is now available! Read it online today on our website

K.S.A. August 2026 Newsletter Now Available K.S.A. August 2026 Newsletter Now Available 11 August 2026 – Klondike Snowmobile Association The August 2026 edition of our monthly Klondike Snowmobile Association Newsletter is now available. Sign up to be a Klondike Snowmobile Association member today ...

08/03/2026

Klondike Snowmobile Association's August Board Meeting is tonight at 7, and all are welcome to attend! Details are on our website...

Events   Coming Events   NOTES: Event information may be updated at any time so please check this page often. All are welcome to participate in Klondike Snowmobile Association rides. Helmets and liability waivers are mandatory and there will be zero tolerance for impaired or unsafe riding. Group r...

08/01/2026

Ask Ottawa to invest in Canada's 131,000 km snowmobile trail network. Send a letter to your MP and federal ministers in under a minute.

07/27/2026

It's never too early to plan your winter adventures! Invite your friends and family up to the Yukon this winter, there's lots of good snowmobiling plus many other winter activities to try... Check out our Visitors page to get started.

Visitors to the Yukon Welcome To The Yukon   Come snowmobiling with us!  Whether you’re a new cheechako or a long time sourdough, we’re confident you’ll love winter in the Yukon.  If you’re travelling to the Yukon and you’re interested in snowmobiling we would love to hear from you.  O...

07/24/2026

Let's take a minute to recognize the hard work you folks did last winter! More than 9,000 of you took an AST 1, over 900 took an AST 2, and around 400 of you brushed up your skills with a Companion Rescue course. What an incredible commitment to staying safe in the backcountry 👏👏