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Most unfriendly snowmobile town there is. Head further north to Fenelon Falls.

Cabin in the woods in Redbridge if its big enough. You can book on airbnb or direct. Avoids all the less than stellar trails near town. I hope you dont book my dates up on me. :). https://cabininthewoods.online/ I saw another air bnb in the same area posted on NB clubs facebook page. https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/37060147?guests=1&adults=1&viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76&unique_share_id=dfa1b8b3-3594-496d-8d2a-5e26abc412af&fbclid=IwAR1xYgs7HNHV5rrmaxSG5x-BLuQA-CCF5rHqDm-GQLaU_5EqZAFzOyGyIF8&source_impression_id=p3_1705594667_pQ7t4ARkxjch2JUW Last option is Camp Conewango. https://campconewango.com/pricing/#snowmobile 10 is a big group. Have a great trip!!!

Back to back nights? Or first and last of your trip?

There is in areas where clubs have groomed and driven it into the ground.

Lol Exactly what I was going to ask. How much snows on the ground and is it groomed? Will definitely put the area on my ride list for this winter. Great post.

Wonder who came up with that number. No doubt they've been busy. But 15,000 sleds in one day? You're talking 15% of the permitted sleds in Quebec. Doesn't seem right.

Well, that's a start. Thanks for the update. Anyone in North Bay or Sudbury? How about Stonecliffe?

Snowcams look whitearound Bancroft. Anyone have any first hand observations? https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/webcams/bancroft_canada_5892510 Green grass in Peterborough. No real surprise there.

Take the snow. Clubs need to pack the crap out of it. Build the trail. Days of a month of 20 below before the big snow hits are gone. Yes there is still some swamps, but a good portion of the trail systems are on solid ground.

I'll still take it. Right now, we have everything to gain and quite literally nothing to loose. There will be a snow line somewhere and north of it trails will opening. This storm is hitting a large portion of Ontario and Quebec. Never count your chickens before they hatch, but this is better than what we've had the past month if the forecast is even 50% correct.

Not where it matters in cottage country and north.

http://www.quebecrider.com/forums/index.php?/topic/15319-not-impressed/ Gives you an idea of conditions south of mont valin.

If the storm next Tuesday pans out hopefully it will provide more options for everyone. I'd never discourage folks from riding, but yeah it will be beat in short order on the weekends.

100% correct.

If you decide to go I highly recommend going mid week. Will get much better trails. Expect the weekends to be very busy.

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Km 31. Right at the top of the mountain.

Entire east coast was wiped out by that last storm.2 weeks ago. Was double digits and 40 mm of rain. I'm sure they will recover shortly though.

That makes sense. He can push back on the manufacturers for rebates on non current new inventory. Used he's on his own. I'm sure this will pass. Sport isn't doomed and was / is due for a correction. Many of us predicted a year ago that this was going to happen.

What were the early season permit sales like? Anyone have any intel?

Cash only last time i was through. With starlink it would be easy to get debit and visa. They won't though not wanting to loose a cut of the $5 / litre gas.

Whats is this trail like that runs out towards Georgian Bay? Is it worth the trip out and back? Also what is the C trail and C101D like to the south / east?

Trail 111 and 170 just added to the ITG. Will have to go check them out this winter. Wonder if there is plans to connect to Palmer Rapids. Would complete / add a new loop.

Always good practice to run a lien search. Also a CPIC search to ensure it hasn't been reported stolen.

Thanks everyone. Think I'm sold on Sand Dam rd.