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Thank you, we do take pride in our trails and signs!

Trails are in good shape for Sno Voyageurs, however roads are bare at the moment. We will be addressing that with a little assistance with our groomers. We were out lastnight when temps dropped. We hope to upgrade trail Status by Saturday morning. Snow being forecasted will help. Paul President

Steve Downie is the owner, former NHL enforcer who was drafted to the flyers in 2005. Great guy and a character. We also need to remember he is there 24/7 while trails are open. Fuel cost is what covers him..

We are in Midhurst not to far from Orillia, may be off the beaten trail. Sno Voyageurs has a clubhouse 1359 Snow Valley rd and Groomer shed 1053 Coughlin rd. Where you can park overnight or for a saddle bag trip. Just don't block groomer access or you will be towed. Paul President

Thanks for letting us know Kris, he was always a positive contributor to this forum and will be missed.

Don't get too excited, Muskoka and Parry Sound don't need it covering all the loon crap filled swamps, they need to freeze.

Some may be dealing with mous going to town council after Dec 1st. Council meetings do get pushed back sometimes. Out of a clubs hands. This isn't anything new. My issue with it is just optics, I completely agree everything must be in order, to protect clubs, landowners and the Rider's. Will there be backlash, yup from those who don't care to understand. I want to thank all those who have supported the clubs and bought your permit early. We will have trails, the itg does not reflect a clubs due diligence.

Those were the O.G permit wraps, they flew off the shelf at one of PPSC's open houses. Optically this is how a club should.make them, so the permit voids.

It's a permit wrap. It goes on before the permit, the concept makes it easier to remove the permit later.

This was studied a year ago and reevaluated to 6 billion. I am not sure if this is included in public marketing. However it is widely used from club, District and Provincial levels as a marketing tool towards public, private stakeholders and landowner relations. There was a media release for it!

This is where I would expect to find the info??? Publicly accessible? https://www.ofsc.on.ca/2023/11/09/snowmobile-trails-in-ontario-can-generate-annual-economic-impact-up-to-6b/

6 Billion dollars in economic impact for Ontario!

Check the voltage regulator, this happened to a sled of mine and that was the cause.

See you this weekend Kevin! Coming up Saturday night.