JBlavl

Although I am going to argue that snowmobiling is essential traffic! 

You should have played your "QC rider ambassador of indigenous affairs" card and probably could have at least got lunch with her out of the deal.

Safest place to be is on the trail! 
#NoCOVID-19ONSNOWMOBILETRAILS!

Safest place to be is on the trail! 
#NoCOVID-19ONSNOWMOBILETRAILS!

Safest place to be is on the trail! 
#NoCOVID-19ONSNOWMOBILETRAILS!

Safest place to be is on the trail! 
#NoCOVID-19ONSNOWMOBILETRAILS!

ZERO
and I left it unlocked outside the hotel overnight with the GPS in the mount and rear saddle bags on.  The other 5 sleds there did the same. 
No problems whatsoever. 

Yeah but how many kids are riding your sled while you sleep?

Yeah but how many kids are riding your sled while you sleep?

Yeah but how many kids are riding your sled while you sleep?

Yeah but how many kids are riding your sled while you sleep?

They were shooting the pics for the new calendar spread and the oil-boy called in sick?!?

You’ll have to excuse me now......I have to go get gas and say “auvior” 
i have a date with a girl named “Trail” and she said she wants her ass spanked one more time as hard as I can

Snowmobile Trail Maps of Quebec
2020 Snowmobile Trail

Map v12.0 This map is free, available on PC, Mac and Android platforms, and compatible with Garmin GPS devices.

Here are the links where you can recover the files.

For PC Snowmobile Trails PC
    For Mac Mac Snowmobile Trails
         For Android Android Snowmobile Trails   For PC, card specially designed for Garmin GPS for cars like the Nuvi and Zumo   PC Card (Nuvi / Zumo)      
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For PC users, you must first have Mapsource or BaseCamp installed on your computer.                                                
For those who do not have Mapsource or BaseCamp v4.7.1, you will find all the information necessary for its installation in the
PDF file which comes with the card or by consulting it at this address https://1drv.ms/b/s!AlrtCHHWCApwgz8YabRjMyfS3wLP?e=qVKVC1                     
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -     If you don't want to install Mapsource or BaseCamp on your computer, here is the map in gmapsupp.img file that you can send directly in the Garmin directory of your GPS memory card.    gmapsupp.img See the video that explains the procedure to follow. Video here                              

I think I waited behind all of them at Repo for gas one day?

I read about this in the local Tremblant paper. Maybe they have some valid concerns like having their driveways cross the trail and speeding sleds while they are trying to drive out, BUT, one women complained they cut all the trees that blocked the noise from the traffic and view of the 117, unfortunately the trees were not on her property, the owner of a property can cut down his trees if he wants regardless of his neighbours wishes last time I heard. Another resident said his neighbour could not open his garage door without standing on the trail, huh what municipality gave him permission to build right at the edge of his property line, not Tremblant I am sure. Knowing the area well, I am also sure that the continual hum of the traffic and the amount of big trucks rolling past or Jake braking as they slow down will more than drown out the noise of today’s quiet sleds. Grrr, can’t they even wait and see if they have any real concerns before b*tching? Sorry rant over.

Hope you spent the night in Parent with the nice couple that has nice two story modern cabins in town
the place CANT be beat

Being careful on the hills before the reservation is an understatement! Especially the first 1 you come to. Get ready to change your drawers if you come at it with any kind of speed. 

Slow to post anything but here it is. Stayed with Reggie and did loops from the Drakkar.
Thursday went west on 23 to La Cabanon up 345 and back on 360, 23. Chased Shaggy and his better half around on their new Assaults but couldn't keep up . Conditions were good. Loved coming back on 360. Glad we did St Michel area on Thursday as you could tell there was more traffic in that area. Weekend prob would have been miserable. 
Friday nice and cold! Ran to La Tuque via 351, 355 back on 73, 353, 23, 302. 1 crew member blew his 800R next to the airport in La Tuque after lunch. Couldn't have happened in a better place. Could literally see the Motoneige clubhouse from where his sled sat. Made a few calls and turned out the president of the club had a truck and was willing to drive him back to Drakkar for $150CAN. Couldn't beat that! Nice guy too from what I was told. Again trails were nice. 351 clearly had not been groomed since the weekend even though the map showed it had been groomed. Was still fresh snow from the week and had a single lane running it. Was smooth though so no problems. 355 was a blast! 73 was a great run back too. We really enjoyed this loop.
Saturday was again cold but no problems. Ran back out 302, 353 to 23 and back around on some local trails. Nice easy day. Traffic was picking up by end of the day so we hit the train station and back to Drakkar before Pascal took us out for a wild night not suitable for this forum. All in all a great time. Beat looking at the grass at home for sure. 

Super sneaky. We said if these were in NY they'd have a helipad right next to the first one.

Slow to post anything but here it is. Stayed with Reggie and did loops from the Drakkar.
Thursday went west on 23 to La Cabanon up 345 and back on 360, 23. Chased Shaggy and his better half around on their new Assaults but couldn't keep up . Conditions were good. Loved coming back on 360. Glad we did St Michel area on Thursday as you could tell there was more traffic in that area. Weekend prob would have been miserable. 
Friday nice and cold! Ran to La Tuque via 351, 355 back on 73, 353, 23, 302. 1 crew member blew his 800R next to the airport in La Tuque after lunch. Couldn't have happened in a better place. Could literally see the Motoneige clubhouse from where his sled sat. Made a few calls and turned out the president of the club had a truck and was willing to drive him back to Drakkar for $150CAN. Couldn't beat that! Nice guy too from what I was told. Again trails were nice. 351 clearly had not been groomed since the weekend even though the map showed it had been groomed. Was still fresh snow from the week and had a single lane running it. Was smooth though so no problems. 355 was a blast! 73 was a great run back too. We really enjoyed this loop.
Saturday was again cold but no problems. Ran back out 302, 353 to 23 and back around on some local trails. Nice easy day. Traffic was picking up by end of the day so we hit the train station and back to Drakkar before Pascal took us out for a wild night not suitable for this forum. All in all a great time. Beat looking at the grass at home for sure. 

Being careful on the hills before the reservation is an understatement! Especially the first 1 you come to. Get ready to change your drawers if you come at it with any kind of speed. 

Slow to post anything but here it is. Stayed with Reggie and did loops from the Drakkar.
Thursday went west on 23 to La Cabanon up 345 and back on 360, 23. Chased Shaggy and his better half around on their new Assaults but couldn't keep up . Conditions were good. Loved coming back on 360. Glad we did St Michel area on Thursday as you could tell there was more traffic in that area. Weekend prob would have been miserable. 
Friday nice and cold! Ran to La Tuque via 351, 355 back on 73, 353, 23, 302. 1 crew member blew his 800R next to the airport in La Tuque after lunch. Couldn't have happened in a better place. Could literally see the Motoneige clubhouse from where his sled sat. Made a few calls and turned out the president of the club had a truck and was willing to drive him back to Drakkar for $150CAN. Couldn't beat that! Nice guy too from what I was told. Again trails were nice. 351 clearly had not been groomed since the weekend even though the map showed it had been groomed. Was still fresh snow from the week and had a single lane running it. Was smooth though so no problems. 355 was a blast! 73 was a great run back too. We really enjoyed this loop.
Saturday was again cold but no problems. Ran back out 302, 353 to 23 and back around on some local trails. Nice easy day. Traffic was picking up by end of the day so we hit the train station and back to Drakkar before Pascal took us out for a wild night not suitable for this forum. All in all a great time. Beat looking at the grass at home for sure. 

Head north. Free weekend this weekend. The western loop to St Michel I would avoid like the plague! 

Slow to post anything but here it is. Stayed with Reggie and did loops from the Drakkar.
Thursday went west on 23 to La Cabanon up 345 and back on 360, 23. Chased Shaggy and his better half around on their new Assaults but couldn't keep up . Conditions were good. Loved coming back on 360. Glad we did St Michel area on Thursday as you could tell there was more traffic in that area. Weekend prob would have been miserable. 
Friday nice and cold! Ran to La Tuque via 351, 355 back on 73, 353, 23, 302. 1 crew member blew his 800R next to the airport in La Tuque after lunch. Couldn't have happened in a better place. Could literally see the Motoneige clubhouse from where his sled sat. Made a few calls and turned out the president of the club had a truck and was willing to drive him back to Drakkar for $150CAN. Couldn't beat that! Nice guy too from what I was told. Again trails were nice. 351 clearly had not been groomed since the weekend even though the map showed it had been groomed. Was still fresh snow from the week and had a single lane running it. Was smooth though so no problems. 355 was a blast! 73 was a great run back too. We really enjoyed this loop.
Saturday was again cold but no problems. Ran back out 302, 353 to 23 and back around on some local trails. Nice easy day. Traffic was picking up by end of the day so we hit the train station and back to Drakkar before Pascal took us out for a wild night not suitable for this forum. All in all a great time. Beat looking at the grass at home for sure.