Cataract Creek, AB

[smokindave]

Unfortunately, no. Why break your sled instead of riding where the snow is actually good? I was out there driving around on Saturday (jan 3) and there is no more than 1 foot at the bottom on the secondary highway, windblown on the ridge might be 2-3 feet but overall there is just enough snow to cover things and make what you would think a cheap and quick ride into a long and expensive ride (see smokindave's report on Page 2).

True say I will never take my $27,000 sled near that place ever again.From now on its the old John Deere.Just not worth it. If you can force yourself to stay on the trails you are OK but when I see Powder I lose my mind.Between new A arms new fox float,belly pan, side panel and not to mention the bumper I have to replace on the XP that towed me out I wish I stayed home that day.Probally close to a two grand ride.

Cheers,
Dave

 

[steel town]

True say I will never take my $27,000 sled near that place ever again.From now on its the old John Deere.Just not worth it. If you can force yourself to stay on the trails you are OK but when I see Powder I lose my mind.Between new A arms new fox float,belly pan, side panel and not to mention the bumper I have to replace on the XP that towed me out I wish I stayed home that day.Probally close to a two grand ride.

Cheers,
Dave

that sucks man, I was in rossland bc for the christmas break, it snowed heaps, the riding there is sick, we rode right off the highway betwen casselagar and creston, I even went snowboarding with the wife one day in Red mountian, what a killer hill, I even cartweeled into a open mine shaft(I though I was going to die)
, I drove home the south way up 22 and the road was dry-er than a pop corn fart, cant see why I'd go sledding there, too bad about your cat, I pm'd you about a bumper