True but the bright side is new trails and we can deal with grooming later.
They don't appear to be "new" trails.
Lots of 14 to Big Bay is in and out of logging areas and are plowed maybe that condition can be bipassed.
Yep... Nothing new, just a change in ownership...Most of the areas on the map are more than likely never going to be conducive to logging operations...#14 east of Lanse is probably the most desolate trail in the entire Yoop...Almost 60 miles of nothing...The section of #8 near Michigamme is rock infested, and at times during low snow amounts is practically unrideable...The section of #5 is also not conducive to logging...Been on all of those trails several times over the years...
Born in Oak Park...Moved to So Wi from Elmhurst in 2009...My fathers side of the family has been in Elmwood Pk since 1933...76th av along the eastside of "The Circle"...My aunt and cousin still live in that same house...
Still nearly 90% white folk there...Quite a feat for Chi-Town these days...I'll assume your a Hawks Fan...Had many friends who were former Hawk players that lived in the Elmhurst/Oak Brook area...#35 was a close drinking buddy from back in the early/mid 1980's...
You want logging stopped?
What the government haveth the government can takeawayeth.
The “purchase” was only easements rights and not the property thus avoiding some future issues like eastern UP experienced on trail 2 this year where new property owners needed to be addressed. I suspect these will continue to be logged over years.
Nope no idea where you got that interpretation. When snowmobiling I prefer to bipass plowed to the ground trails for logging trucks. Always on my best behavior thru logging zones a stroke of a pen and logging companies can chase snowmobiles out. I give logging equipment all the time and room to do their jobs same as groomers. Suggest everyone respect time and distance to logging equipment since so much at stake for us as a group. Hopefully this is clear as sooo important to keep snowmobile trails open.
Yes you are correct and I misread it at first but real point to be taken is long term lease assures trails we be there. Not like what is happening in many areas in Wisconsin where they are always having to come up with reroutes because landowners closing there properties.
Yes this can be true but with the long term lease it will be harder and hopefully preserves our trail system for a long time.
