Stayed at Dunlop Lake Lodge for a few days, finally. Got the scoop on what's been going on.   Randy and his son Max are the new owners...kinda... Randy has been running the place for a number of years in partnership with the previous owner who had a lease agreement. Randy and his son joined forces and bought the property. They have big plans to reno and expand.   Currently, the place is dated, but its clean and offers anything a sledder needs. They have expanded the parking lot so there is ample room for trucks and trailers. The restaurant is open all day. Let Randy know when you want breakfast and he will be there to serve you. Max takes over in the afternoon and will serve you drinks in the bar until you pack it in. These guys are outdoorsmen with a long history in the area. Hunting, sledding, fishing and ATV/sxs, etc. They plan to stay long into the future.   Prices were very reasonable.  

That I’m not too sure about, all I know is there’s tons of deer around lake Conestoga      3rd visit with the opp this season for me lol

Cruise down Dunlop Lake before loading up. Beauty day.     I was set that this was my last ride but now I’m not so sure….lol

I could get into a catalyst 4 stroke. 

Back for more of the last of the good stuff today. The drags in the NE of d7 were busy last night and they didnt disappoint. Hats off to them. D103 d101 to 64, 11a, 62 all minty, coffee break at buck horn creek shelter. Fuel at MTH, 63 to 101 all mint up to the Algonquin shelter for another break. Returned on 101, 63, 64, Raven lake, 101 getting soft and the odd rock showing but still real good by this time of the day and back to Baysville for food at cast iron. Great burger. Any road run was short and bearable. Running around 57'C most of the day with out scratchers down, the 600 polaris was running a touch hotter but was studded and no scratchers. D103 back to port was holding up well. Pisten bully is currently out on the west side so for those thinking of dropping at smiths tomorrow you'll be good for another kick at the can but get at it early.