Motorized recreationalists have the ability to cover significantly more terrain than other backcountry travelers. As a result, snowmachiners and snow-bikers have the potential to expose themselves to much more avalanche terrain. Good routes and travel habits can reduce the risk of getting caught in a slide. Below is an extensive series of resources for the snowmachine community. Know Before You Go.

• GET the FORECAST: Make a riding plan based on the current avalanche and weather forecast.

• GET the GEAR: Ensure everyone has an avalanche transceiver, shovel, and probe on their person and knows how how to use them.

• GET the TRAINING: Take an avalanche class

• GET the PICTURE: If you see recent avalanche activity, unstable snow exists. Riding on or underneath steep slopes is dangerous.