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Always has been good, when lake is solid. Otherwise you have to run road which then I would prefer deerhurst, but since north trail is gone, south access has roads too. You can't win now. Hopefully this gets resolved in future.

That is bang on what I get for a 137" track on 900. Etec about 2 litres per hundred better. Doo over stated fuel economy numbers on 900 or test rider rode it in Eco mode across artic ocean at 40 km/hr to get mileage doo states. Range is typically around 75 km's less then etec I find.

I would be interested in it too for comparison sake. Now 900 is fixed so I will have to run it side by side again. Average last time I looked at it was around 12 to 13 litres per hundred and etec was 10. I was told four strokes don't back shift as efficantky as a two stroke. Here in south we stop allot.

Little hawk still open. That place was packed last year too? Had great music and stopped in for a few drinks on a Friday night. It was a short session maybe 4 weeks last year for lakes anyways.

Been a tough year. Both of these places have been struggling last few years it seems.

Hoping for a good march for a change. Looks like have to go a fair ways up to drop now.

Hopefully don't get rained out. Saturday might be ok who knows. Looks like temps will stay down after next Monday.

So maybe after next warm up spell and fresh snow, could drop in Lions head and ride to tub and back? The gas station there has stage parking available.

Thanks so next mild spell hitting next weekend is going to be knife in coffin for a few weeks? Wait and see what happens. Sucks.

The lake view motel in hailburton is a nice option when pinestone is full. Could 't get. Into pinestone on family day weekend, so we tried lake view. They have a goat trail access from the main trail that comes into head lake, which is better then running the road. Easy gas access down the side of the road to independent. Was snow on the side of the road that night. The rooms were really nice and staff was friendly. Was a very quite place to stay and sleep. Will return again. They do have some space for truck and trailer parking, but it isn't the easiest place to navigate, if you have a rig and depending on how full top lot is.

I heard some trails are completely gone from mild weather.

That was the year the food was horrible at edge water and you had a drama show at sliverstands (because I recommend you go there).

Well she was almost 90 and was cheaper to park at pine stone and sled over then to pay someone to plow out the bottom parking area. The house is gone now and she is in nursing home at end of park street now. Kind of sad, if I had more vacation time I would have bought the property. pine stone guys never turned me away and there were other people pulling in two and asking if they could park for the rap. Never seen anyone turned away, they just charge a fee (10 bucks a day roughly) Haven't been there for a few years so I will ask again soon and see what the fee is.