It’s never the wrong time to thing about snowmobiling! Now that the snowmobile season has started for some folks, and the season is right for others who are merely awaiting the arrival of snow, it’s a good time to remind folks to send their best (and worst!) snowmobiling photos to Snow Goer magazine for its wildly popular What’s Hot/What’s Not department.
For 26 of the last 27 years, Snow Goer magazine has dedicated at least one page in each issue to reader-submitted snowmobiling photos in the popular What’s Hot/What’s Not department. It gives fellow snowmobilers a chance to share some of their best moments — and some of their friends’ most embarrassing moments. Over the years, the department has featured plenty of shots of folks at beautiful vistas, standing next to sleds along a beautiful, tree-lined trail or teaching their children about riding. Next to those photos, of course, are images of sleds stuck in deep snow, other machines broken down beside the trail or of a trick gone-wrong. There have plenty of pictures of sleds featured in weddings as well as cats, dogs and infants propped up on the seat of a snowmobile next to dramatic images of people carving up a meadow on a perfect day. And the next photo over will be of somebody who tried to waterskip, and failed miserably.
The photos below are from the February 2017 issue of Snow Goer magazine, and were submitted by the readers whose names are listed in each caption. To submit your own photo, simply email them to jprusak@snowgoer.com with “What’s Hot” or “What’s Not” in the subject line.
