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I am in St Michel right now.    Not tons of snow but they are grooming pretty consistently.    
 

We parked the truck in Mont Laurier and the 1st 20kms out of town are terrible.     The trail should be closed.     Once you get about 20kms outside of town things get a lot better.     
 

The further north you go the better the trails for sure.     

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11 hours ago, scottyr said:

I am in St Michel right now.    Not tons of snow but they are grooming pretty consistently.    
 

We parked the truck in Mont Laurier and the 1st 20kms out of town are terrible.     The trail should be closed.     Once you get about 20kms outside of town things get a lot better.     
 

The further north you go the better the trails for sure.     

Thanks for the update. Staying north of montreal and looping or heading north east and back?

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1 hour ago, Steve F6 said:

Thanks for the update. Staying north of montreal and looping or heading north east and back?

From what I've been reading on Quebec Rider the further north (towards 83) you go the better but reservations are very hard to get. 

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21 minutes ago, stoney said:

Talk today of maybe being able to hit the golf courses in a month or so.....maybe less....

 Wiarton Willie might have something to say about that 😄

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13 minutes ago, RAMSOMAIR said:

Hitting the links next week in Barrie. 

No way,is this a joke?

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56 minutes ago, RAMSOMAIR said:

Hitting the rocks next week in Barrie. 

 

 

 

Fixed it fer yuh....

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10 hours ago, Steve F6 said:

Thanks for the update. Staying north of montreal and looping or heading north east and back?

 

I am sitting back in Mont Laurier after 4 days/1189kms of riding.   

 

Day 1 - ML to 100 Lacs.    Once you got 20kms out of town the trails were good.     From St Anne Du Lac to Meekos was brutal.     North from Meekos gradually turned into great conditions.  

 

Day 2-100 Lacs to Riviere Mattawin.    80% of the trails were mint.    

 

Day 3 - RM to St Michel.    70% were excellent.   

 

Day 4- St Michel back north towards Repos and then down to Mekoos and then west towards Rabaska and then back into ML.   We got into some drizzle today but the majority of the trails were good to excellent.    The trail into ML was worse than on the way out.     

 

If I was going there, I would avoid ML and go to an Outfitter north of town to stage out of.    By the looks of the long range around ML, next weekend may not be rideable.  

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15 hours ago, wrightonalan said:

 Wiarton Willie might have something to say about that 😄

So much for willie

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On 2/1/2024 at 10:34 AM, PISTON LAKE CRUISER said:

From what I've been reading on Quebec Rider the further north (towards 83) you go the better but reservations are very hard to get. 

That's why we put our reservation in early get all our rooms booked figures it might get busy towards the end of the month.

 Hopefully they get more snow before our launch date of the 19th of February.

Greg 

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1 hour ago, zrtkat said:

That's why we put our reservation in early get all our rooms booked figures it might get busy towards the end of the month.

 Hopefully they get more snow before our launch date of the 19th of February.

Greg 

Quebec City has 3 days above zero next week. Hopefully it doesn't do too much damage 🙏.  That can change too.  Look forward to hearing your report. 

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1 hour ago, UsedtoSkidoo said:

I may take the Harley out today

Have seen 2 today - it's a beauty day out there

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I think this coming week unfortunately could be the final nail in the coffin. The ground isn’t frozen, and water is flowing in a lot of places. Even if we do get a big storm mid February, I personally think it won’t last or that there wont be enough time to reopen the trails. 
I hate to be that guy, but I think this season is done. 
These are just my thoughts, and I’ve been wrong many times before but forecast is showing 7 days in a row of above average temperatures with 5 straight days of sun and more rain to follow after that. 
 

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2 hours ago, Baylaker said:

I think this coming week unfortunately could be the final nail in the coffin. The ground isn’t frozen, and water is flowing in a lot of places. Even if we do get a big storm mid February, I personally think it won’t last or that there wont be enough time to reopen the trails. 
I hate to be that guy, but I think this season is done. 
These are just my thoughts, and I’ve been wrong many times before but forecast is showing 7 days in a row of above average temperatures with 5 straight days of sun and more rain to follow after that. 
 

You are being realistic with what’s in front and forecasted.

 

it’s done without ever getting started.

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36 minutes ago, Spiderman said:

You are being realistic with what’s in front and forecasted.

 

it’s done without ever getting started.

We were open for 5 days in our area and had lots of sleds through day and night. I was fortunate enough 600 km. riding from home on 6 different clubs trails all connected and yellow on the map. Thats almost twice as long as we were open last year. I closed the gates where the trail goes through a horse field across the road. Hope I have to open them again but..................

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6 minutes ago, PISTON LAKE CRUISER said:

We were open for 5 days in our area and had lots of sleds through day and night. I was fortunate enough 600 km. riding from home on 6 different clubs trails all connected and yellow on the map. Thats almost twice as long as we were open last year. I closed the gates where the trail goes through a horse field across the road. Hope I have to open them again but..................

I am jealous and happy.

that said, we are celebrating a 5 day season.

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My Ontario permit is still in the envelope after saying I wasnt buying one this year.   My Quebec permit is stuck to the sled.    If I have to drive 8-10 hrs to ride any more this season, it will be in Quebec.   

 

I think I may put my OFSC permit on Marketplace and see if I can recoup $100 from someone wanting to go to Cochrane or somewhere....

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