The John Dee Pre Season Poll #2- Location-

[bearrassler]

OK, I almost sprayed my Honey Nut cereal all over the keyboard on this one.</SPAN>

This is an extreme example but it’s a true story. A couple of years back, my brother and I made a loop from his place near Baudette, MN down to Big Falls, Northhome, Kelliher, Waskish, and back into Baudette. I don’t remember the exact mileage but it was in the 220 – 240 range. On the entire loop we met three sleds and two groomers. This was during the day and it wasn’t even 40 degrees below zero.
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Yes, it can be cold but the local clubs have done a great job of setting up and maintaining shelters at points along the trail so if necessary, you can start a fire and warm up.
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Also, no passport is required. </SPAN>

It must have been a busy day Skiroule, I have ridden that area many times and meeting two or three sleds is not unusual. The trail from Baudette to Northhome is about 90 miles and I think it only crosses about six or eight roads. I have ridden that trail about a half dozen times and don't ever remember meeting another sled except right near Baudette.

 

[skiroule]

Well, it was a holiday.

P.S. Still planning on getting up to N.D. this winter. Bringing my own trees to ride around.

 

[Modman440]

DA U,P is my primary place place to rail have ridden in wis minn canada, main. IN OH ILL South dakota and wyoming

 

[qber]

Mostly UP. Minnesota is great but last year not much snow where I usually go.