I'm from Quebec and i want to go snowmobiling in your montain
Best place to go where to stay and rent montain snowmobile.....
Thanks

Best riding i've done in BC is Revelstoke. And I stay at the Best western when I go. Good rates and you can watch your sleds on TV. I really don't know where you could rent sleds there.

REVELSTOKE , CALL MARK SHADEY TO RENT 250 837 5200

STAY AT THE PEAKS ( ON THE TRAIL UP ) , TREVOR , 250 837 2176

2006 REV 800 $ 300 / DAY
2006 REV 600 $275 / DAY

ROOMS 49.99 ALL NEW BUILDING !!

We are looking at going in february or march, which would you pick.

REVELSTOKE is by far the best place for hill climbing

Revy is a must but not the only place,

Revy Rentals, great Canadain snowmobile tours or something like that - Glacier house, Revelstoke snowmobile tours, and a few others around town. lots of lodging
Golden is another spot you can get to from Calgary, since you will prob be renting a car, good sledding and rentals too. Most places will drop the sleds off a the trail head.

From EDM: Valemount and Mcrbide area
Valemount rentals, Apline country rentals, Check out snowfarmers.com
McBride is norht of Vale, rentals are avail, but not sure where. Both of these places are about 3-4hrs outta edm

Is there any good spots for sledding in Kelowna area?

^^^^ Yes, but most head to revy

Is the riding any good ridind in the Vancover area? where to stay and rent sleds?

pemberton ice fields-check this out http://photo.biela.org/pemberton

Some of the best I have found is Smithers BC, but there is no good places to rent and hard to find guides. It has huge areas, tons of snow, and you can ride all day without seeing another group of people! Part of that is because I grew up there and know just about every nook and cranny

I live in Kelowna and yes there is some great snowmobiling around here. As mentioned Revelstoke is probably the best and most vast area in BC, but, 45 minutes out of Kelowna we have the Graystokes which is an awesome sledding area maintained by the Kelowna Snowmobile club. Lots of Kms of groomed trails. Powder meadows, bowls and hills to climb. Four rustic cabins with wood stoves to warm up and incredible scenic views of the Okanagan Valley, if there isn't too much cloud. Trails to Big White Ski Resort if you wanted to go there for lunch or even to rent sleds from there. Sled rentals from the resort come with a guide and a tour package. McCulloch and Idabel lakes have trail systems for family sledding as well. Bear Lake area has some excellent trails but not groomed. 30 minutes from Kelowna.
If you want to drive a little over an hour you can access Hunter's Range just out of Enderby. Some great sledding there, deeper and steeper than Graystokes. Best time of year for sledding around here is Late January to end of March.
And we're 2 hours from Revelstoke if you have your heart set on there.
Cheers

By looking at your avatar, are you a Firefighter? I'm a Firefighter in Kelowna BC.
As for your question. Of course Whistler near Vancouver has some good sledding but being close to the coast makes for heavy, wet snow. I've heard they call it "elephant snot".
Kelowna is about 4 hours from Vancouver and sledding is sooooo much better. Our powder snow is unbeatable. Lots of hotels and a few places to rent sleds.

if anyone is intrested in ridign Sicamous/Hunters Range my dad is doing sled rentals & tours. 2008 M8's, 2008 M6's and 07 XRS's. website www.highcountrytrailrides.ca . located in Salmon arm, 30 mins from sicamous and an hour from revolstoke.

Friends of mine that used to live in Vancouver say Revelstoke is indeed the best place to go. Hoping to make it there myself someday soon.

here is a link from someone her at hcs about revelstoke bc
http://www.revelstokecabin.com/recent.html

Mcbride&Valmount have fantastic sledding Ride&Hide in Mcbride rent sleds, 12 rentals i belive www.canadiancountrycabins.com for your accomodation

Even try castlegar, go ride ladybird mountain, home of the giant chute done by dan davidoff in thunderstruck 6. wildl mountain riding, bring avalanche gear tho, and find a local to ride with, its a big area!!