100 Mile House Snowmobile Club

Wayne from Leo's Electric recently installed a ceiling fan in the 100 Mile House Snowmobile Club clubhouse in a challenging location at the highest point of a vaulted ceiling over a staircase.

Furthermore, he completed the installation free of charge to the club by donating his time.

He consistently displayed professionalism and care, I would definitely recommend Leo's Electric.

On behalf of the 100 Mile House Snowmobile Club members, thank you for your generosity.

The 100 Mile House Snowmobile Club had another great ride last Friday. Six happy members made it to the summit of Big Timothy with plenty of open areas to play in.

We just wrapped up a great two nights trip to Wells from Likely/Keithley Creek Yanks Peak trailhead. It started last Friday 13 March, taking the Hampton trail to Yanks Peak in time for lunch at the Safety Cabin. Then we made our way to Baskerville and Wells, after playing around in the deep snow at Yanks. Of course we got stocked more than we want to admit it, but it was still better than sitting at home twiddling our thumbs.
On Saturday, we rode back to Yanks Peak from Wells to participate in the Williams Lake Powder Kings Poker Ride. We were well fed and had a great time. Thank you Laurie and Mark Snowball, as well as all the club volunteers for a wonderful day.
On Sunday, we participated in the Wells Snowmobile Club Poker Ride from Barkerville to Grounghog Lake cabin. It was another unforgettable day in a picturesque area that was new to us. In case you are wondering, we did not get stocked on that day and we did ride on top of the Groundhog Lake west ridge for a fantastic view of the whole area. Thank you to all the organizers of the Wells Snowmobile Club for another great time sledding.
It was then time to ride back to our trucks and drive home during the snowstorm.

Great club ride on Thursday 12 March. Club members rode Yanks Peak from the Likely/Keithley Creek trailhead side. We met other riders and had lunch in warm Yanks Peak safety cabin. The snow was deep and the weather was nice and clear. Of course, the day would not have been complete without getting stocked in a tree well. It was a long day for a return trip, but everyone had an enjoyable experience.

Great snowmobile day yesterday! Cub members rode to Coldscaur Lake and on to Italia Lake in the snow. Stopped snowing after lunch and was above 0º C, making the snow heavy. Add the challenge of getting sucked in the ditch or trees; but with 12 able bodies, we were off and running down the trails. 127 kms made a perfect day.

100 Mile House Snowmobile Club - Christmas 2025 dinner at Iron Horse Pub