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That is why you got tbe good deal.
its a fixer upper

I don’t believe the Ville of St Raymond will sit by and watch this happen. They will do what they need to do. 

Apparently this situation is getting deep. The ZEC here in question Well it’s more the people who use it in winter. They are charged winter fees by the ZEC and they want those fees abolished or they will block the trails. 
 
Hearing the TQ 23 could be cut Feb 1  (st ray to l’Etape) that is the deadline given by users of the ZEC for the board of the ZEC to act on abolishing fees. 
tha ville and club are trying to avoid the economic disaster closing TQ23 would cause.
 
stay tuned
 

Local trail issues with the ZEC Batiscan-Nelson
if i am understanding there is a dispute over paying fees 

see map below 
 

Unreal but not surprising sadly 
Wes they manage the parks and wildlife reserves, so if a tree was injured then they could probably do something but doubtful.
People they are not interested in them. 

The snowmobiling community is certainly one of the best alive... This relay (Relais Champlain on 23 near l'Étape) has certainly saved the lives of 2 hikers in recent days. Without this relay, which is accessible 24/7 and has a wood-burning stove at its disposal, we'd currently be searching for 2 bodies in the Parc des Laurentides.
 
Situation: Two cross-country skiers and snowshoers had set out 7 days earlier on an expedition that took them from Quebec City to the Saguenay using the national trails through the Réserve Faunique des Laurentides. At the time of their departure, the weather forecast did not indicate the presence of the extreme cold front and torrential rains that preceded it. The rain hit them hard, and temperatures plummeted to -35 (felt). They soon began to show signs of hypothermia. One of them even fell into a stream while trying to find shelter.
 
Luckily, they came across trail 23, and at the same time a snowmobiler passed by. He told them that the Relais Champlain was less than 15km away. They set up temporary camps and warmed up with the wood stove while waiting for help. Help arrived more than 24 hours later, on Friday morning. One of the two hikers had frostbite on both feet and needed medical attention quickly. Two snowmobilers picked the hikers up from their seats and transported them to l'Étape, where they were helped back to Quebec City to see a doctor.
 
* SEPAQ was contacted before two other snowmobilers decided to transport them to ask for assistance (we're on their territory) and they simply replied "there's nothing we can do for you, sorry make arrangements".
 
 

l’Etape 369 Friday night
 

TQ93
 

It is this

you and me both
 

Encore
trail 345
 

Not making this up
sent by mrs Ice right next to our house
today
 
 
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If you livd in Victoriaville and your kids have not made it home from school
they are probably on the short bus on the snowmobile trail
 

Doomed i say. 

This is beyond a GPS issue. 
 
can not fix stupid

Some real excellent drivers. 

St Apollinaire   Sunday    1500 feet from road.   Got pretty far.
 
 

Notre Dame de la merci     Saturday 
 

TQ23 Lac aux Sables
 

Today March 18th / 10” of Snow yesterday!!! After this last Spring Fling then the Scooter comes out!!!! 👍

I have been following them since day one. Amazing adventure!

No snow where that Lynx is.