jeffgrah

For sure there is gas there as of two weeks ago.

We started last March in Todoussac stayed a the hostel left trailer there for the week. Address is 158 Rue du Bateau its a red building right as you leave the ferry. We went all the way to Havre Sait Pierre. We did not book ahead as there are plenty of places to say in Baie Comeau and Sept Iles. Very cool place to ride no traffic lucky to see a trapper or two that's about it.
 

I was on my way their Thursday night trying to make my way down the 13 when we turned back. Stayed there many times and never saw anything happen like that. Sad that a man would do that to a women I hope they through the book at him and send him away for a long time.

During the week of March 11th we rode to Havre Saint Pierre and the trail was flat but not grommed for sometime about 18 inches of fresh snow. Enjoy the indian escort.

After that ten mile lake. Trails up there will not be impacted by this weather they have a good three to four feet.

Even on Sunday 386 to the lodge from Val Dor down to Swisha was still good.

I'm taking it back from Val Dor on Sunday and will let you folks know what I find. The 386 from the reserve to the lodge is wide open and fast trails so I hope to make time through there as usual.

Jim will take care of you and have you back on the snow in no time. In 2016 when my 2015 was stolen Jim had me on an Iron Dog the next week.

The 43 part of that 225 miles is the autobahn speeds on that trail are what makes this the fast way can be done in under four hours with no problem quicker if you like to run 80 miles an hour. Its a super wide logging road with fantastic sight lines so its safe to give her.  

Just once I would like to see the moose turn around and trample these low life's. No one with any decency would do this to an animal of any type. 

Just once I would like to see the moose turn around and trample these low life's. No one with any decency would do this to an animal of any type. 

Just once I would like to see the moose turn around and trample these low life's. No one with any decency would do this to an animal of any type. 

I have crossed the bridge dozens of times not an issue, as my carbides were fine. There is usually lots of snow along the side of the road so its not a big deal. We ride out of Stonecliffe and do this ride a few times a year.