Bill Nichols

I know I saw on a thread what section of 3 is legal to ride before December 1st but I can’t find that post. I thought it was something like as far as Greenland or Mass to the south and the Atlantic Mine area to the north. Can anyone shed some light on this.
 

POLARISDAN

New member
I know I saw on a thread what section of 3 is legal to ride before December 1st but I can’t find that post. I thought it was something like as far as Greenland or Mass to the south and the Atlantic Mine area to the north. Can anyone shed some light on this.

as far as i know..u got sno..u can go
 

scottiking

Super Moderator
Staff member
It’s gun season for one more day! Stay clear till after dark!
we just rode down 3 to the bug bar from twin Lakes and it’s a MESS- trees all over from the storm the other day!
its going to take a lot of work to clear- can only imagine what trail 13 and 109 look like!
Scottiking OUT
 

indy_500

Well-known member
Just wait till December 1. And remember they aren’t working around the clock to make the trails perfect for your first ride. They are doing the best they can.
 

eao

Active member
It’s gun season for one more day! Stay clear till after dark!

fyi..................
Restrictions on Off-Road Vehicles (ORV) & Snowmobiles

At all times, it is unlawful to operate an ORV on public lands in the Lower Peninsula unless posted open. Snowmobiles and ORVs are prohibited at any time on state game areas or state parks and recreation areas unless posted open.

Time Restrictions—It is unlawful to operate an ORV or a snowmobile between the hours of 7 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. on any area open to public hunting during the Nov. 15-30 firearm deer season.

Exceptions: The time restrictions on the use of ORVs and snowmobiles do not apply during an emergency or while traveling to and from a permanent residence or hunting camp that is otherwise inaccessible by a conventional wheeled vehicle. The time restrictions on the use of ORVs also do not apply to those retrieving
a legally taken deer, to private landowners and their invited guests, to motor vehicles licensed under the Michigan Vehicle Code operating on roads capable of sustaining automobile traf c, to a person with a disability using a designated trail or forest road for hunting or shing purposes, or to a person with a valid permit to hunt from a standing vehicle.
 
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