This was in the UP of Michigan today! Had a blast breaking in the new sled 
whose riding already?
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I wish!
In the U.P. breaking in my new Pro. Over the hood baseless powder. But, it was no fun at all.
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Idaho
Headed out Sunday for break in miles just got 2 ft
Headed out Sunday for break in miles just got 2 ft
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Thinking about mowing my grass here in Alaska. Zero sno.
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This year better not be a repeat of last year.
30 miles yesterday outside of Winter Park, Co
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Say ya to da U.P.
Lake Superior and cold artic air = snow and lots of it.
Lake Superior and cold artic air = snow and lots of it.
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To bad the UP doesn't have mountains!! That would be great!
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Yep no fun at all!
I bet 75% of guys wouldn't climb this hill, pic doesn't do it justice last half of it is almost vertical. There's an eroded chute in the middle so no turning out. If you don't make it up your sled will tumble down to the bottom into a pile of scrap lol.
Mountains you don't need no stinking mountains. Was back there last year and tree riding is great. 22 years ago they were itty bitty now big. Endless logging roads to play.
UP had more snow than some western state last season.
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How do I get there!! where is this in the UP? We find logging roads and that but no climbing or much fun stuff.
The U.P. has very tight technical terrain. Yes, we do not have 1,000' vertical climbs (generally). But, I can tell you that we have a lot of difficult tree bashing terrain with generally lot's of snow. Yes, we do get more snow than several areas in the west. I would invite anyone who wants to come and ride with us here in the U.P. to a week of tree bashing and I can guarantee that you will have an outstanding time. I like going west to ride for the lack of trees and wide open hills to boondock in and for a vacation from the norm.
Looks fun but that doesn't qualify as chute in my neck of the woods!
South range. Outside of Houghton.
I've climbed snow banks bigger then that, please! Come on flatlander don't kid yourself, that thing compared to the vertical chutes out west and elevation changes we have does not compare, not even close... and yes more then 75% of people would attempt that.
Heck, here's a pic of the hill just to get out of the snowpark
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Stop high marking my jump.
