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Win great prizes with new Sled’N Snap program


logo-mInterested in winning some great snowmobiling prizes just by taking some pictures while out snowmobiling? You can with a new program this year called Sled’N Snap. Some of the prizes you might win include two place aluminum tilt trailer or the use of this amazing 4 place aluminum snowmobile trailer.

To get started, head over to www.slednsnap.com, register and upload a photo in the appropriate category. Categories include: Trail/Scenery/Wildlife, Action, Club Rides/Events, Buried, Shelters/Trailer, Youth/Family, Vintage and International Ride.

You can submit as many photos as you want between Sept 5 2013 and March 31 2014. Use digital photo entries ( .jpg or.png) and be no more than 4 MB. (No alcohol in the pics or they will get marked as ineligible.)

To be eligible for any of the contest prizes, you must have a registered snowmobile and enter your sled’s plate number. North Dakota residents can register snowmobiles here.

Grand Prize is use of a 4-place trailer for a year!

Ameri-lite-trailer-prize-6Sled’N Snap’s Grand Prize is the use of this amazing 4 place aluminum snowmobile trailer for a year. The mid-deck offers convenient loading for your sleds. The interior has great fit and finish with charcoal aluminum walls. It comes with many other great features such as a helmet cabinet, CD player with speakers, beavertail for easy loading and 15” black inlay wheels.

You also can win a 2-place tilt trailer

All entries in Sled’N Snap will be eligible to win a two place aluminum tilt trailer. Four trailers, one for all entries from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and North Dakota, will be given away by a random draw, so everyone has a chance! See contest rules for more information. Only residents of Saskatchewan, Alberta, Manitoba and North Dakota are eligible to win the trailer prizes.

Other North Dakota Prizes

The following prizes can be won by anyone with a sled registered in ND or non-rewidents who have an ND out of state Trail Permit. (Non North Dakota residents Out-of-State Public Trails & Lands Access Permit.)

These prizes include:

Snowmobile “ride safe” tips


Here are some tips to ensure you make it home safely while out riding your snowmobile:

  • Ride with a friend
  • Ride at reasonable speeds
  • Be extra cautious when riding after dark
  • Reduce your speed when coming into a corner and lean your upper body into the corner
  • Use a trail mal – paper or GPS
  • Have a small first aid kit handy on your sled
  • Comply with trail signs
  • Avoid alcohol and drugs while snowmobiling
  • Ride single file and pass only on the left.
  • Stop OFF the trail, when possibly
  • Don’t chase wildlife or livestock
  • Cross road at a 90 degree angle
  • When going downhill, pump the brakes to avoid sliding

Local youth can take snowmobile safety certification class online


Safe riding is the key to any successful outing on a snowmobile. North Dakota law requires youth ages 12 and older, who do not have a valid driver’s license or permit, to take a safety certification class.  The certification is needed in order to legally operate a snowmobile on any public land which includes the state snowmobile trail system and ditches.

To become certified, the following guidelines must be met:

  • Attend a scheduled classroom or hands-on class in your area, or take the online certification course from home.
  • Be at least 12 years of age.
  • Successfully complete the safety certification test.

You may obtain your certification card by completing the Snowmobile Safety Course online.

To test your snowmobile safety knowledge; take a free snowmobile safety practice quiz at http://www.snowmobilecourse.com.

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