Guess where this pic was taken ?
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Firecatguy
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looks like someone went west......
polarisrider1
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Snowies? Trees are pretty big in the first pic. Is that a Lowrance XOG on the dash?
thunderstruck88
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I can help you all out by saying it isn't anywhere in Ohio and WOW Discovery just blasted of from the Cape and NO SNOW there either lol Have a great day and THINK SNOW + ROCK and ROLL ;D
Mythbuster
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Looks like highway 138 in Oregon? Crater Lake national Park?
as of today they have 114 in. still on the ground. park rules say you have to stay off plowed roads with snowmobiles! can ride till the end of june http://www.craterlakeinstitute.com/planning-visit/current-conditions/index-current-conditions.htm
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polarisrider1
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looks like a JDee road trip!!!
looks like you have to boondock at crater lake. not to many groomed trails. looks like diamond lake lodge, rentals,etc. Snowmobiling
Snowmobile use is permitted at Crater Lake National Park on the North Entrance Road from the park boundary to North Junction, where the entrance road meets Rim Drive. Snowmobile use is limited to the unplowed roadway.
To ensure protection of the park’s natural resources and to provide safety for all winter users, please comply with these regulations:
Snowmobiles must stay on the unplowed roadway.
Both headlight and taillight must be illuminated while the snowmobile is in operation.
Operators must carry a valid state registration for each snowmobile.
Maximum speed is 45 mph.
Operators must possess a valid state license or proof of state certification by an authorized state snowmobile safety officer.
Snowmobiles must be equipped with a muffler in good working order.
Wheeled vehicles are prohibited.
The Crater Lake area is beautiful during the winter, but it can also be hazardous. Check current conditions at Crater Lake National Park, for avalanche danger, closed roads, and more.
Snowmobiling at Diamond Lake
The Diamond Lake area in the Umpqua National Forest offers many more trails and developed facilities for snowmobiles. The Diamond Lake Ranger District can be contacted Monday though Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm at (541) 498-2531. Snowmobile rentals, repairs and sales are offered by Diamond Lake Resort. The resort also offers food, lodging and ski rentals. Diamond Lake Resort can be contacted at (800) 733-7593.
Snowmobile use is permitted at Crater Lake National Park on the North Entrance Road from the park boundary to North Junction, where the entrance road meets Rim Drive. Snowmobile use is limited to the unplowed roadway.
To ensure protection of the park’s natural resources and to provide safety for all winter users, please comply with these regulations:
Snowmobiles must stay on the unplowed roadway.
Both headlight and taillight must be illuminated while the snowmobile is in operation.
Operators must carry a valid state registration for each snowmobile.
Maximum speed is 45 mph.
Operators must possess a valid state license or proof of state certification by an authorized state snowmobile safety officer.
Snowmobiles must be equipped with a muffler in good working order.
Wheeled vehicles are prohibited.
The Crater Lake area is beautiful during the winter, but it can also be hazardous. Check current conditions at Crater Lake National Park, for avalanche danger, closed roads, and more.
Snowmobiling at Diamond Lake
The Diamond Lake area in the Umpqua National Forest offers many more trails and developed facilities for snowmobiles. The Diamond Lake Ranger District can be contacted Monday though Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm at (541) 498-2531. Snowmobile rentals, repairs and sales are offered by Diamond Lake Resort. The resort also offers food, lodging and ski rentals. Diamond Lake Resort can be contacted at (800) 733-7593.