Be aware between Hearst and Cochrane one of the towns is having fuel issues I believe it is Smooth Rock (dont hold me to it). They have had issues having enough fuel on hand for a few years. Just yesterday, I saw the ski hill in Searchmont said they ran out until tomorrow. Call ahead, on your route to verify. Also, after this huge storm today and tomorrow, it will take a bit to get everything groomed back down to passable. The Soo area and northeast of there is forecast to get several feet in 1 shot. Glad you guys are trying to get a trip in. Keep us posted, we may be up at the house in Dub, depending on your route, timing and weather.  Ski

Great pics! )and report)!!! It's great to be able to be able to see what Newfoundland trails look like (beautiful)...      Did you encounter much sled traffic on your trip?  

Plc Thanks I think we stayed at the fairfield inn before years ago. I am thinking of going to Chapleau staying overnight head to timmins and come around the top back to the soo. Been years since I  have been back to Ontario. Will see how this storm effects the area. Thanks again 

Thanks for sharing the pics! Looks like a fun time. How many km's of groomed trails do they have? 

Looking at the OFSC online map   https://ofsc.evtrails.com/#   there are 2 with decent trail access. The Fairfield Inn & Suites and the Ambassador Motel.  I haven't stayed at either of them and don't know what the availability of trailer parking would be. You would be best to get fuel top up at Goulais River. The only other spot that had fuel last year was the ski hill at Searchmount but I can't verify it's stiill available Jeff. You might have to come beck the way you go out based on trails open when you leave. Hope this helps.