Jeremy’s journey into the backcountry started with snowboarding before snowmobiles became a major part of his life. After surviving a serious avalanche in 2004, he turned his experience into a mission to make motorized mountain travel safer and smarter. Today, Jeremy is the founder and CEO of Soul Rides, an avalanche educator, professional athlete and leader in motorized backcountry safety. He is also involved in guiding, research and education through organizations including the SKADI Foundation. For Jeremy, one of the best things about snowmobiling is the simple freedom to roam—and he’s passionate about helping riders do it with the knowledge and preparation to come home safely.

Growing up near Skellefteå, Sweden, Andreas was riding snowmobiles since he was 6 years old and has spent years turning his passion for jumping and freestyle into an unmistakable riding style. He loves deep snow and technical terrain, but he’s equally happy finding creative ways to ride the hills and slopes around his hometown. One of his defining moments came when he landed a backflip over the famous Turtle Gap in Revelstoke, British Columbia. For Andreas, the fun comes from challenges—setting a goal for the day, trying something new and pushing beyond his comfort zone.

Chris started riding at six years old and has done just about everything on a snowmobile, from snocross and freestyle to hillclimb and deep backcountry riding. A two-time X Games medalist and the first-ever X Games snowmobile freestyle gold medalist, Chris has built a career around his passion for riding. He also operates Burandt’s Backcountry Adventure, where he gets to share that passion with other riders. When he’s not on a sled, Chris enjoys dirt bikes, RZRs, hunting elk and spending time with his family.

Growing up in Bruce County, Ontario, MJ was surrounded by snowmobiles and lake-effect snow. Today, she splits her time between modern trail riding and her love of vintage Ski-Doo sleds. She even runs a business specializing in vintage Ski-Doo parts and support. When she’s not riding, MJ enjoys motocross, street bikes, minibikes, dog-rescue volunteer work and gardening. Her favorite rides are scenic trails where she can settle into a rhythm and simply enjoy one corner after another. For MJ, snowmobiling is about the connection between rider and machine—and the memories that come with every trip.

David McClure has been riding for about 30 years and has built an impressive career as an Arctic Cat hillclimb racer, earning eight World Championship titles and a spot on the Arctic Cat Blackcats team. Based in Swan Valley, Idaho, David loves riding close to home but has a soft spot for international adventures—Japan is high on his list. When winter isn’t calling, you’ll find him dirt biking, mountain biking, hunting, horseback riding or wake surfing. But family is at the center of it all. One of his dream snowmobile adventures? Taking an international snowmobile trip with his son.

Based in Nisswa, Minnesota, Colton grew up riding with his family and was on his own Mini Z by age seven that he would run laps on until he ran out of gas. His riding eventually progressed into snocross and hillcross racing, where he developed an aggressive, high-speed style. These days, Colton enjoys a little bit of everything, but there’s something special about ripping through the woods with friends. He loves the freedom of exploring, the challenge of riding hard and just being on a snowmobile.

A native of Longville, Minnesota, Levi started racing snowmobiles when he was just 10 years old and became a Polaris factory racer at 20. His career includes a Pro Snocross Championship, 13 Winter X Games medals, seven of them gold, and the world-record snowmobile distance jump of 412 feet. He was also the first person to successfully rotate a double backflip in competition. Today, Levi continues to ride, create content and bring people together through his Snocross team, Team LaVallee, snowmobile projects and sharing the sport with his family and community. His riding philosophy is straightforward: work hard, stay positive and have fun.

Carl grew up around snowmobiles through his family’s motorsports dealership and eventually became a four-time X Games medalist after a decade of professional racing. After stepping away from professional racing, Carl turned his attention toward the mountains and founded Carl Kuster Mountain Park in British Columbia. Today, CKMP provides guided backcountry experiences for riders of all skill levels, combining great riding with instruction, safety and plenty of time to enjoy the mountains. Carl’s passion is contagious: he loves showing people what is possible on a snowmobile and helping riders create their own mountain memories.