mrsrunningbear
Active member
FYI on off trail riding
Starting March 1, the area of the Ottawa National Forest south of M-28 and east of Highway M-64 (yellow area), is closed to cross-country snowmobile use. This is to prevent disturbance of nesting eagles.
During this time, snowmobiles are only permitted to use groomed trails or unplowed Forest System Roads within this area, which have not been signed, gated, or otherwise closed to such use.
During this period, all other areas of the Ottawa, north of M-28 and west of M-64, are open to cross-country travel, the use of groomed trails, or operation on unplowed Forest System Roads which have not been signed, gated, or otherwise closed to such use.
Starting March 1, the area of the Ottawa National Forest south of M-28 and east of Highway M-64 (yellow area), is closed to cross-country snowmobile use. This is to prevent disturbance of nesting eagles.
During this time, snowmobiles are only permitted to use groomed trails or unplowed Forest System Roads within this area, which have not been signed, gated, or otherwise closed to such use.
During this period, all other areas of the Ottawa, north of M-28 and west of M-64, are open to cross-country travel, the use of groomed trails, or operation on unplowed Forest System Roads which have not been signed, gated, or otherwise closed to such use.