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I've run both Split Rails and Snow Trackers on a gade. They both give you that power steering feel and zero darting but the cost of the Split Rail is just crazy. I bought the Split Rails used so I didn't have to shell out the $1,000 for them new. For the price the Snow Trackers are the better buy. By the way, the Split Rails I have are for sale. They fit the older Skidoo front end (2011). I guess that's another drawback of the Split Rail. They are specific to the front end geometry, or you can buy different spindles.

We all know that would be a complete waste of money...

I got gas yesterday at an Irving in Clermont. It’s just past the IGA. Need to ride the sidewalk for a bit but not bad.

Thanks for the info. We ended up stopping at Motel Charley on our way through Beaupre. Just need to remember many places don’t take credit cards for trail passes, cash only.

Awesome, Thank you!!

Universal as in RDL? Not going there.

Does anyone know where I can get trail passes in Baie-Saint-Paul? Launching from there and I have a few sleds that need permits. Baie-Saint-Paul Hotel doesn’t sell them.

$1.66 per liter at Mont Apica last weekend.

Well... its my secret parking spot but since we are all friends here I'll spill the beans. The parking spot is at the end of the local orange trail where the green way point is. Its somehow associated with the owners of Motel Charley which is the motel icon shown near it. Its a 5 min drive from the parking spot. Great place to stay, cheap, and they sell passes, plus the owner (Joanne) is a snowmobiler, so she's good for intel. The parking spot is $10/day per truck. Its secure and the people that run it live right there. A lot of the locals in the area use this spot too. Been going here on and off over the last 10 years. Its also a great starting point because you are quickly into the mountains and you're hitting the good stuff right away. Its also a great last minute place to launch from because there are a bunch of motels in the area in case Motel Charley is booked. Or just drive directly to the parking spot and go. Below is the exact location. GPS says 5 hours from Lake George but its usually closer to 6 with all the stops. If your headed toward Lake-Saint-Jean its as good or better than starting from St. Raymond. 275 Côte Sainte-Anne Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, QC G0A 3C0, Canada 47.021030, -70.940047

That was the plan. Only the fast stuff!

Did a quick two day loop this weekend. Trails were mint the whole way. Got a little thin towards the North but still very good. Saturday was 34F all day which was a bit odd for January but the trails stayed together. Its nice that they groom to the top of the old NORAD site in Mont-Apica now.

Uh oh... she has a new boyfriend.

I’d like to know too. In Cabano now heading for RDL in the morning. All the trails we hit today from Matane down were perfection, minus the snow drifts.

It was nice meeting you in your office last night Mike. Snowdogs in the middle.

Lol Actually only 6 went this time so it wasn’t too bad. We do the smaller groups too.