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    • Alot of the B around Wasaga is runs along side the road but your still going to have to get across county road bridges. No snow on the roads and plows were out scraping and knocking banks back yesterday when we were there. I cant see roads improving at this point. Alot of sleds out and about though. Keep an eye on the closed sections of 801 and b111. +5 and some rain coming friday but right back to cold. Little to snow forecasted. Be mindful, there will be some road running so if you ride a sled that struggles with hard pack and low snow conditions you may have to keep an eye on it. My Yamicat 4 stroke tripple didnt like it much but never any problems on my 2 strokes. You can always contact clubs for better info. 
    • Great video.. Thanks for sharing...
    • https://youtu.be/Ev_n0e5IDL0?feature=shared
    • Looking to ride from east of Midland to Owen Sound. Been a few decades since I have been on the trails west of Singhampton. From Stayner west trail suggestions are B / B111 / B110 to Owen Sound or B / 702 / 801 / B111 / B110 to Owen Sound. B is an interesting alternative as well but I am not too interested in running a bunch of twisty trails to get to Owen Sound.  Dont know if the B from Collingwood to Owen Sound is like that or not. From the ITG it looks like a lot of trails run on or close to county roads. I am not looking to run a bunch of road rash on a trip.  Can you folks in these areas advise if the trails run along the side the road and hopefully not on the shoulder of the road?? Will probably stay over night in Owen Sound then return the next day. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Right now these  trails show red on the ITG so I am assuming they will turn yellow or green by next week which is when I will probably go. Thanks in advance 
    • We are on Benoir lake for nine nights. Tons of snow here.
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