I was speaking to a property management fella recently and got talking sleds. He has first hand knowledge of trail closures in our area and it appears to be residents and landowners pissed at sleds with aftermarket exhaust and off trail idiots. More the exhaust while trying to relax after a long day.  Nothing new, I know, but when will these ass hats learn.  I always scratch my head when I see powder sleds around here because there is no place to use it. If your riding powder around here, you are off trail and trespassing. Period. It's always some stand up riders with backpacks and mohawks on their helmets and cans on their sleds. They dont even here the warning shots. lol Now residents are pissed because the same noise makers have all been diverted to a road run that was a nice quiet place to live. 

Stoney asked the same question in a different thread called lake simcoe, but nobody has responded yet. Hopefully someone will have an update soon.   

We got just over one foot too. Listowel got 2 for sure. They totally missed this one. With cold should get us back up and running by early to mid week next week. 👌

In and around Owen Sound we got all the blow but very little snow. Headed up the Peninsula today so I'll see what they got.

If you’re heading into the Temagami area, there are a few spots people commonly use, depending on what you’re doing. Some of the public access points and boat launches around Lake Temagami have room where trailers are often left for day trips, but it’s always smart to double-check local signage. A lot of folks also use paid parking at marinas or outfitters, especially if you’re staying a few days, since it’s more secure. In town, asking at the municipal office or local businesses can help too, they’re usually used to these questions and can point you in the right direction.