Cindy's was a This and that type of convenience store, with a lunch counter, and a few tables. The store is still there, the lunch counter was removed for more store front stuff. The lady that was running Cindy's opened Eat's n Treat's across the streetish, as the towns only daily restaurant. This is the restaurant that is closing.   From the Hornepayne club:   Attention Snowmobilers and Visitors!  As our restaurant is closing, we invite you to continue following and supporting our amazing local businesses on Facebook: Rise Wellness Brewed Tales – lunches Monday to Friday; suppers Monday to Wednesday Legion Branch 194 – lunches and suppers Thursday and Friday MJ Savory – Saturday specials Sunday Spaghetti – a community favorite All of these businesses have their days and menus ready for you! You can also find M&M products at Home Hardware, Studio 6, and McKinnon’s Fresh Mart. If you’re craving sushi, we even have someone available to prepare it for groups upon request. Our small community has truly come together to make sure you can enjoy your visit to Hornepayne, whether you’re traveling solo or with a large group. Please let us know how we can help make your stay enjoyable. If you’re planning to stay with us and would like more information, feel free to contact Studio 6 at 807-236-0111. Thank you for your continued support, and a big thank you to all our local businesses for stepping up! 

Roads are even covered just west. 511 website,

Hi guys, noticing a lot of red north-west of Hanover.  With all the snow lately it may be some other issues. Any intel?    

Lol it seems more times than not you meet up with the same group later that day at accommodations and continue the awkward discussions 😂

As do I and the crew I ride with. We would all much rather go shack to shack all day or make a fire trail side somewhere. I can’t remember the last time I went and wasted prime riding time sitting in a restaurant. I generally pack some sandwiches or something I can heat up at the shacks