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Rode Queest today. Got over saddle when it was clear. Had never been there before, so not really sure where we went? Snow was deep and we broke a trail into some areas where the turbos could have some fun. Found the caribou closure, so assuming we were near North Queest or Golf Course area...

Rode Owlshead today. Needs snow down low badly. They are parking enclosed trailers in parking lot, and have to ride 6km of sketchy snow/rock/dirt. Groomer was parked at 7 when we came down. Lots of half filled creeks up top, but some really good pockets of snow if you look in the trees.

I only got to ride mine for 4 days last year, due to breaking my hand and then working all winter... I'm excited to get out this year and get some hours on it. I know it ran great for the 4 days I did ride, if only I had done the same..... When I bought it, we put the Fire/Ice vents on, I...

I was logging in to ask this exact question, as we want to ride there tomorrow. I had some friends there earlier this week, and they said one truck was logging last Sunday. They made it to the first big meadow(where most people drop fuel) and that was it for the day... so unless someone was up...

From what I can tell you, as far as I know (which somedays isn't even to the street corner): You shouldn't need a temporary registration, as long as they are registered and insured in your home state. Essentially, bringing a snowmobile across the border is no different than bringing your truck...

Days Inn is probably one of the best to stay at. Everything was booked up over a month ago, so good luck finding a room now. Your only option will be to sit on waiting lists, or jump from hotel to hotel every day as a single room opens.

This will depend largely on where you buy it from. We have seen it as low as $1.60/L and as high as $3.50/L. It will also depend on what brand of fuel you are buying, and if you get it from an airport or a bulk fuel distributor. Stay away from sled dealers and smaller gas stations that will...

Thanks, I couldn't get to a sled show this year, so I'll have to make sure to pick up a new one when I get to Revy in December!

For what it's worth, everywhere is slow to get snow this year - however, places like Yellowknife are starting to get dumped on, which means it's slowly moving south. I seen some snow in the long term for central Alberta, so it's coming. Slowly. With any luck, it's coming in big dumps like it did...

Heading to Revy this upcoming weekend and just wondering what the snow levels are like down low... Can we still run the 4 place enclosed or is it time to bring out the two place and the deck? Probably end up riding Frisby, Keystone, 3 Valley or maybe to the south.

Groomer was grooming renshaw when we finally came down. My only advice is stay out of the trees below the cabin. It's way too deep in there. The deepest snow I've seen in 5 years of riding.

We dug out the shovel path yesterday. Worth every minute we spent digging.... Absolutely awesome riding in there. Didn't leave the first bowl past the sidehill, so lots of snow left.

Trail in was pretty decent. Snow up top was absolutely epic today. There are some patches of untouched left, but not many.

We tried yesterday. It's not advisable. We ended up loading back up and heading to Clemina.

My Dealer said the 24th at best before he gets them... I have at least 5 days of riding scheduled before then, with possibly a few more.. I have the clamps from Tyson, which are absolutely awesome if you ask me. Very well built. So if you are riding before your dealer can get the Polaris Fix...