World Snowmobile Invasion 2015

December 12, 2014

One of Canada’s premier snowmobiling organizations, The Whitecourt Trailblazers, will present an exciting snowmobiling extravaganza to celebrate their sport in Whitecourt Alberta, Canada, on February 11-15, 2015. This national event is a celebration of snowmobiling around the world, and pays tribute to the snowmobile enthusiasts in Canada, the USA, Finland, Sweden, Japan, and Norway.

This international party on the snow features three days of guided snowmobile tours, a snowmobile rally, freestyle shows, ice carvings, and more than $100,000 in cash and prizes to be awarded, including two 2015 snowmobiles. Organizers will also attempt to break the existing world record for the biggest snowmobile parade featuring more than 820 sleds. The rally will include two days of riding with themed checkpoints representing snowmobiling destinations from around the world. Attendees can also enjoy the Beer Fest, and take a look at the newest model sleds at the snowmobile showcase.

The Whitecourt Trailblazers club was founded in 1979 and the Snowmobile Invasion is part of their 35^th Anniversary celebration. One of the largest snowmobiling clubs in Canada, the Trailblazers are a group of 550+ members who regularly donate their time to promoting their sport, and to maintaining 465 kms of trail systems in the Whitecourt area. These trails include portions of the Trans-Canada Trail System and the Golden Triangle System. The club works year round to help promote the area as a winter tourism destination. They sponsor an annual snowmobile rally that highlights their sport and encourages fellow Albertans to get outside and enjoy the wonders of Canadian winters. For each of the last five years, the rally has drawn participation from more than 800 riders.

For more information on the February event, contact info@worldsnowmobileinvasion.com.

Vicki Clinebell majored in journalism at the University of Colorado and headed to an advertising agency before beginning a long career in broadcasting, spanning production and copywriting to Sales and Management for an ABC affiliate station.

Her decision to switch gears to pursue a career in writing fulfilled a lifelong ambition. She started as a blogger for a diverse group of businesses, and now writes for a number of digital publications for companies stationed in her hometown in the Rocky Mountains, and provides advertising copy and media buys for national and regional clients. She finds the research as intersting as the writing—she loves learning about subjects as diverse as construction scaffolding, child safety seats, and the newest trends in beauty and fashion.