Top 5 Riding Areas with Keith Curtis

This week Keith Curtis joins us to chat about the top 5 riding areas. This is a must watch before planning your next trip.
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[@JasonMcMurray]

You and Keith need to do another episode talking about riding stories!! That would be awesome!

[@jordanstokes9720]

Just got back from togwotee today and the snow was alright, but great in some areas way off trail. But definitely agree that it’s one of my favorite places and literally has something for every level of rider.

[@skisledshred1277]

Love videos like these Dan! I think I speak for most of us that we could listen to you and a guest like Keith speak for hours (literally) about topics like this.

[@markgallatin9757]

I like that I've ridden most of these areas. But I enjoyed listening to your prospective and why you like them. As you said some times getting there is half the fun. I might move West Yellowstone above Cooke City. To me there's more variety. Especially if the conditions aren't optimal or you have the family with. along with McCall I like to ride the Seven Devils area but there's not much for amenities. Love your Videos

[@ericbunkers8147]

Thanks Dan, thanks 711, great stuff! Coming from MN, I'd say Cooke and Snowy Range have been my favorites over the years, a little bit of everything.

[@danielware4316]

The snowys are a fun area

[@averagesledder5620]

If Revelstoke is #5 I better get to some of these other places. But if you've only rode Revy in November and it made the top 5 you should probably come back at the end of January. I think it might claw its way up that list 🤔 awesome chat, can't get information like this anywhere.

[@jc9601]

Yea totally agree, I ride that whole area, last winter it was crazy the snowfall we had and our terrain choices are endless.

[@NextLevelRidingClinics]

As it was said in the video, the locations weren't listed in order of worst to best. It was just the top 5. We all know Revelstoke is epic.

[@averagesledder5620]

@@NextLevelRidingClinics we need the border to open up so we can enjoy each other's terrain again. Hope you guys are having a season so far! Thanks for all the great videos. They sure help the average sledder 👊

[@donnieburns6164]

Awesome video. Keep them coming Dan!

[@jacobkap7996]

Would y'all be interested in making a video about how to both avoid injuries during the riding season and how to keep riding if you have a minor injury? Im a Doctor of Physical Therapy and I would love to share some ideas.

[@michaelhansen7516]

Keith Curtis is a magician. Great segment Dan.

[@jc9601]

Dan, I live in the sicamoose are now, but my all time fav area to ride is in the northeast bc area, our mtns are the end off the Rockies, ride alot in that 4-5000 foot range. Back in 98, a friend and myself discovered a completely new area that was full of drainages that were several miles long, full of debris, logs, rocks, water holes, steep walls, waterfalls and would be full of sno after every night of strong winds. It is game on , my son and nephew cut thier teeth riding there, today both those kids are young men and can ride with the best of them and I'm excited to be heading there for cmass.There is a vid of Keith riding up a gnarly creek bed, and that vid resembles our style and riding area. Moving down to sicamoose, the terrain is totally different, so I look foward to my annual sleds trips up north.

[@SeanB9]

Where abouts do you mean in NE BC if you don’t mind me asking? Around tumbler ridge?

[@jc9601]

@@SeanB9 sorry but I keep my riding areas quiet for the fact that i dont care to share my areas with others, next thing it will be like revy.

[@seanainsworth2750]

Love it !! good insight for getting around and making a hit list thanks so much.

[@Backwoodsrider]

Big 711 fan. Jackson Hole Champion!

[@wranglerstar]

Love your stuff guys but you've got to get lav mics,

[@griffinpierce7691]

U tha man

[@bcviking9381]

do you ride?

[@snowmobile488]

Will that help with the echo?

[@slclos2534]

Or at least get som sound insulating panels

[@Robsfish]

Love it Dan and Keith! Thank you.

[@brandonwelch7152]

Another great one Dan! 711 never disappoints!

[@tenchi144]

McCall really is the do all town, but man is it getting too crowded.

[@ColinWatts]

As a guy who grew up sledding Wolf Creek in CO (awesome to see you down there with Matt) and now lives in Missoula as the local club's safety officer, it's awesome to see Keith giving a shout-out to Seeley and Lolo Pass specifically. The Seeley Lake DriftRiders and the Missoula Snowgoers keep all the information about local riding at: www.driftriders.org/ missoulasnowgoers.org/

[@waynepriest7099]

Great video

[@davidcoffey1700]

Perfect, love both of you ☺️

[@snowmobile488]

Togwotee is a good spot for out of state riders looking for a mix of terrain. Something for everyone.

[@stefan3225]

Yes, everyone keep going to Togwotee!

[@NextLevelRidingClinics]

Very true, Togwotee is a great spot with a good variety of terrain.

[@davidmalo7509]

We do have some pretty fair riding all over Alaska, but then we don’t ride snowmobiles, we ride snow machines!

[@scottlammers7517]

Couldn’t of said it better! Thanks

[@yamaha800bender]

Love Cooke city!

[@MrShawnLester]

Video's like this are Great...

[@NextLevelRidingClinics]

Glad you like them!

[@vdzrussell]

Valdez, Alaska

[@joeyride58]

you guys are professionals... so lets try wireless mics as the audio has alot to be desired on this video.

[@rockymtnpursuit]

Utah?

[@danielware4316]

I know of a range in the western US, that almost nobody rides. It also has a lot steep trees and deep snowpack. I'd bet that nobody who seen this video knows it exists.

[@herbclarke183]

Pine Pass British Columbia

[@lexstantinople1st791]

No local insight!!! Lame. Russia and touring around Canada out of the realm of possibility for most of us. Plus with all you mods and skills unlike we could approach the zones you guys enjoy. Guess we got to pay to see where you guys ride for a living. 🤨

[@NextLevelRidingClinics]

Sorry theres so much to talk about that we couldn't go into much detail for each spot.