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Must be a glitch in the system
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I have a Friend that drove to Smooth Rock on Sunday I talked to him last night said it was not best anywhere the trail was a long the highway but the rest was not bad . He said loops above Hearst were in good shape .
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I’m starting to think it makes more sense to take the SXS and camper to Arizona for a weeks I’m sure it would work out cheaper 😢
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I think from what I’m seeing I would drive to Smooth rock to start . There may not be more snow but at least the weekend traffic should have been lighter . Tough call but I would take the chance if that’s your only week to go for a while . Good luck let us know what you decide .
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I talked to Patrick from the magpie in Dubreuilville a couple days ago not much snow maybe 8 to 10 inches he would like to send the groomer to pack but not really enough snow . It’s going to take a snow storm to get things going and that’s not in the forecast . Hawk junction and south got the lake effect snow last week . Also closer to Soo missed the snow . Haven’t heard much about Hornpayne but I expect they’re low on snow also .
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40 minutes ago, tricky said:
Nothing here to make me drive 7 - 10 hours for a teaser. I am a much more relaxed sledder since I accepted that the OFSC snowmobiling season is from the end of January until the middle of March, and mostly north (east) of 17. For current entertainment, I am buying a new street bike tomorrow. Same price as a sled and I get 7 months use out of it.
Congrats on the new bike !! Im with you I’m definitely not driving that far for poor conditions I’m not planning on anything till February.
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Just need two friends and a snow rake lol
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26 minutes ago, stoney said:
Those are/were the crazy days - takes a long time to go a short distance and the bigger the group, the longer it takes!
Haha i here ya . This was my most memorable day sledding ever 12 of us 200 miles and 12 hours later and we made it to our destination
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2 hours ago, Ox said:
Looks like the groomer came through ahead of you tho.
We broke that open in 12/96 (different route back then tho) with no tracks and hardly any signs in -30*.
That day could have gone much worse...
Wow like looks a crazy day lol . My wife would kill me if I took her out in them conditions 🤣
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Seven years ago today north of Hornpayne we were the first sleds of the season from Dubreuilville to Hearst 2017
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My son has a cottage 30 minutes east of Ville-Marie Quebec we will use it for our starting point and do some day rides from there for this year I’ve done Gaspie the last two years
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I’ve come to the conclusion that I will have to drive 8 hours minimum . I’m fine with that for now but going forward I may have to re think the whole thing .
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I have stayed there many times over years one of my absolute favourite places .
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Happy New Year’s everyone 🎉❄️❄️❄️
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13 minutes ago, stoney said:
Yep, green but not a ton.
cannot imagine there is enough base to venture off the trail either.
Check out Sledaddicz they have been there for a week
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13 minutes ago, stoney said:
Thanks - expecting to see that trail this year than and why I asked!
It’s the most scenic trail I’ve been on if you hit at the right time .
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39 minutes ago, stoney said:
Very nice!
picture taken of/by your group, if so, what trail is that on?
It’s trail 595 north of LaCache not the trail to Murdockville . It is our group I can’t take credit for taking the picture Patrick Bouchard took it his pictures turned out a lot better than mine . We ended up taking it twice but the second time it was snowing the scenery was not near as impressive .
Hornepayne trail?
in Main Clubhouse
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