We have a group of MN natives looking to head out west for the first time, experienced sledders and do most of our sledding in the UP of Michigan so it isn't mountain riding, that's for sure.
What we're looking for is a great trail system area with the ability to do some deep snow riding and messing around. I've done a little bit of research on the Priest Lake area and have heard from others that the area around Coeur D' Alene and down I-80 to Wallace are great as well.
So with that, any suggestions you have would be great, looks to be 2 or 3 of us heading out that direction so any and all information on the following would be greatly appreciated:
1.) Top location- where and why?
2.) Lodging- we would like to stay at a place we can drive sleds right from if possible so we don't have to mess with renting a trailer, etc. BUT, if it's best to do the rental to save money we can do that as well. We don't need 5 star acccomidations, just seperate beds and a kitchenete would be a plus.
3.) Rentals- we would need to rent sleds, best prices, sleds, etc.
Any help for some midwest boys would be greatly appreciated, thank you for your time guys, really pumped up at the chance to ride in the mountains!
What we're looking for is a great trail system area with the ability to do some deep snow riding and messing around. I've done a little bit of research on the Priest Lake area and have heard from others that the area around Coeur D' Alene and down I-80 to Wallace are great as well.
So with that, any suggestions you have would be great, looks to be 2 or 3 of us heading out that direction so any and all information on the following would be greatly appreciated:
1.) Top location- where and why?
2.) Lodging- we would like to stay at a place we can drive sleds right from if possible so we don't have to mess with renting a trailer, etc. BUT, if it's best to do the rental to save money we can do that as well. We don't need 5 star acccomidations, just seperate beds and a kitchenete would be a plus.
3.) Rentals- we would need to rent sleds, best prices, sleds, etc.
Any help for some midwest boys would be greatly appreciated, thank you for your time guys, really pumped up at the chance to ride in the mountains!