Owlhead is one of four snowmobile recreation areas near Sicamous, British Columbia, managed by the Eagle Valley Snowmobile Club under a Trail Management Agreement with the province.

The trailhead is reached by turning south off the Trans-Canada Highway at the Chevron in Sicamous, then immediately left onto Maclean/MacPherson Road, continuing approximately one kilometre to the parking and staging area at the start of the Owlhead Forest Service Road.

The area offers diverse terrain suited to riders of varying experience levels, from groomed family-friendly trails to more challenging alpine terrain.

A standout feature is the handcrafted log cabin built by club member Tom Jackson of Leatherwood Log Homes and a crew of volunteers.

Groomed trails connect Owlhead to the broader Sled Sicamous network, which also includes Eagle Pass, Blue Lake, and Queest riding areas.