CUZZ and FGS we gotta ride out dare together dudes....HOOSIERSMIT i have guided and just rode out west for about 15 years or more now and heres some pro and cons i know of....one if you take your own sled you will have a better time in and around the BITTERROOT RANGE when you launch outta LOLO HOT SPRINGS MONTANA RESORT.....a short tracker can go all over that area just fine and its step and deep as well with a good amount of trails with switchbacks and 3000 foot inclines to run down at 100mph.....you can access IDAHO too up at LOLO PASS.....many hidden areas and technicle stuff thats not been all marked up and is untouched....
then theres ISLAND PARK....you can take your short tracker there too but you start to find areas that you need a 2" paddle track but it can be done with some finesse....little steeper and deeper but in this area avalance increases greatly and i would study the terrain and avalanche warnings thouroughly before getting there.....lots o fields to run in and some sweet ravine climbs.....
YELLOWSTONE.....we used to ride to WILD BILL HICKOCKS hunting shack at night on the other side and spend the night there....going through SYLVANS PASS is the bomb....army dudes launch mortars before you go through....nothing like explosions anouncing LARUE'S LOGGERS coming through....great area as long as you just skirt the parks boundaries....many fileds and jumps and rivers to blast across along with huge hills steep and deep like LIONS HEAD and all those....marked up alot...people ever where so we perfer nightime but its super risky with animals and blizzards....
i know alot more places and will give ya da run down when i get time but theres a couple o places to consider....the FORT AT LOLO and casino and people are tops in my book.....thats number one dude....look it up....ill take ya's if ya wants.....yo BROTHER BREEZE.....here he is outside o LOLO heading up on the highway to LOLOPASS....this is what im a talking about
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