How to Connect with Other Women in Snowmobiling
Whether you’re new to the sport or a seasoned sledder, here are some great ways to connect with other women in snowmobiling.
Snowmobiling isn’t just about adventure and adrenaline—it’s also about community. For women who love to ride, finding a strong network of like-minded riders can enhance the experience, provide valuable learning opportunities, and even lead to lifelong friendships. Whether you're new to the sport or a seasoned sledder, here are some great ways to connect with other women in snowmobiling.
1. Join Women’s Snowmobiling Groups
Many communities and online platforms offer women-specific snowmobiling groups where riders can share experiences, plan rides, and swap tips. Look for local clubs, social media groups, and forums dedicated to female riders. Some popular options include:
- Facebook Groups: Search for women’s snowmobiling groups in your region.
- DSG Outerwear’s Community: Connect with other riders through DSG Outerwear’s Women’s Snowmobile Focus Group.
- Local Snowmobile Clubs: Many have female-focused divisions or meetups.
2. Attend Women’s Snowmobiling Events
Snowmobiling expos, demo rides, and retreats often feature women-focused sessions. These events provide opportunities to test gear, meet other riders, and learn from experienced professionals. Keep an eye out for:
- Women’s snowmobile clinics
- Demo ride days for new sleds and gear
- Multi-day retreats and backcountry riding trips
3. Take a Women’s Riding Clinic
If you’re looking to improve your skills while making new connections, sign up for a women’s snowmobiling clinic. These clinics are designed to teach everything from technical riding to avalanche safety in an empowering, supportive environment.
4. Organize Group Rides
Sometimes the best way to meet new people is to take the initiative. Plan a group ride and invite other women riders to join. Whether it’s a casual trail ride or a backcountry adventure, group rides create shared experiences that strengthen connections.
5. Follow Women Riders on Social Media
Social media is a great place to find inspiration and engage with the snowmobiling community. Follow female snowmobile ambassadors, professional riders, and influencers who share their experiences, gear recommendations, and event announcements. Engage with their content, ask questions, and find potential riding buddies in the comments.
6. Support Female-Owned Snowmobile Businesses
Connecting with women in the industry can also mean supporting female-led brands and businesses. Whether it’s purchasing gear, attending workshops, or collaborating with women-led snowmobile guides, showing support strengthens the community.
7. Encourage New Riders to Join
One of the best ways to expand the women’s snowmobiling community is by introducing others to the sport. Invite a friend, sister, or coworker to try snowmobiling for the first time. Share tips, offer to lend gear, and make their first experience fun and welcoming.
Final Thoughts
Snowmobiling is more than just a sport—it’s a lifestyle built on camaraderie and shared passion. By actively seeking out connections, participating in women’s riding events, and supporting fellow riders, you can be part of a thriving network of women in snowmobiling.
