yamaha06

Looks like a good time!! I’m heading up to Sudbury Thursday Morning and then riding to Dunlop lake lodge but not so sure how that’s going to work out with all this rain there calling for Wednesday. I have a loop planned going from Sudbury to Elliot lake, to Wawa, to Hearst, to Cochrane, to Kirkland Lake, to North Bay and back to Sudbury. I’m really hoping they are wrong with the weather forecast since it’s kind of too late to cancel and rebook rooms!

Has anyone rode the D201F lately? Just wondering what kind of condition it is in. Will be heading out that way Friday on my way to Wawa.

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skidooboy is right, Ranger Lake Road is not paved. I have traveled it many times by snowmobile and never had any issues. If the weather turns out to be warm it may not be to great.

Yeah, from Aubrey Falls you can just take Ranger Lake road and bypass the red section of trail and meet back up where the trail starts as limited.

Yeah, from Aubrey Falls you can just take Ranger Lake road and bypass the red section of trail and meet back up where the trail starts as limited.

Well it looks like the D201f is listed as limited now! And the trail in Sudbury is also back on the map.

Oh it would be awesome if the D201F did open up. Having a hard time trying I figure a reroute to Wawa from Elliot lake with out adding aN extra day to my plans.

Thanks Sledjunk. I just know riding from Sudbury to Elliot lake the trails aren't the fastest, we always looked forward to once we got outside of Elliot Lake when the trails opened up. I was just looking at the trail map and we usually park at the Sudbury Trail Plan Association, now with everything messed up with this insurance for the OFSC there are so many trails that go no where in Sudbury. Looks like we would have to go way out of the way now, we used to cut across to Chelmsford but that trail is now taken off the map. This is making it really hard to plan our routes this year!!

Well that’s going to change my plans for this season. We always ride Sudbury to Elliot lake, to Wawa, to Hearst, to Cochrane to Timmins and back to Sudbury. Is there any other good route that is quick to get back to the D trail? Could probably head toward Sault Ste Marie and then head towards halfway but have never rode those trails and not sure how fast they are or how many gas stations there are.