Snowest Member Demographics - How many hours do you drive to ride the MOUNTAINS?

[sledheadjake]

About 15 min drive to most riding places here, but a few others can take about 45 min to a hour,not too shabby.

 

[BeeDoo]

I know I'm lucky. 15 minutes to a couple great places. About 35 minutes to the others. Since I've moved to Utah, never drove more than 30 miles to ride!

 

[dansyl159]

15 minutes, with a caveat, takes 8.5 hrs drive time from the Ia home to the home here in WY. We typically stay here from 11/1 to 4/1, effectively takes Nebraska out of the mix.

 

[PJ-Hunter]

Normally, 40 minutes a day. Earlier, this season when I had to drive to snow it was 5-6 hours one way

 

[coyoteman]

8 hours one way. As many times as the wife will allow a year.

 

[RidewithChrisBrown]

5 minutes

 

[POLZIN]

Hats of to you crazy fawkers driving that far to ride .

 

[sks rider]

30 mins or so.

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[hilpulr]

1 hour to local great riding and 5 hours to Cooke!

 

[JSun]

18 to IP from Duluth, MN...

Joe

 

[Ol* Geezer]

5 to 10 minutes depending which direction we go.

 

[XtDoo]

18 to 20 hrs to union pass, Dubois Wy.

 

[Diginit]

2.5 Hours from my shop to greenrock parking lot.

 

[Scott]

I'd like to see you try getting that into Cooke when the roads are bad...especially at night.
I've been through there when it was nasty.

But I'd rather be watching through my rear view mirror. Lol

22 hours if we ride the Snowies. Closer to 30 hours for Cooke City, or Island Park. Here is the rig we use to haul out West, Holds 17 guys, and 26 sleds.

 

[Geoff Kyle]

I consider myself very fortunate to live in Whistler and have only a 10 min drive to one of our major areas known as "Brandywine" most of our other riding zones are between 10 to 20 mins away.---------GK

 

[Icedog]

3 hours from here. Up early; stop for breakfast half way and still get to ride a full day. Did day trips in the past but I'm over that sillyness now.

 

[13below0]

You forgot the fly in and rent option in your poll. Haha we drive about 2 hours to the airport, plane ride is usually 8-10 hours, drive another hour or more from the airport to wherever it is we are staying.

 

[martin]

9-15 hours depending on where we go.

 

[jmom]

Staring Out of Michigan - 11 Trips This Season.

1.MI to Ten Mile, Wyoming-1400 Miles, 23 Hours
2.MI to Cooke City, Montana-1800 Miles, 30 Hours
3.MI to Cooke City, Montana-1800 Miles, 30 Hours
4.MI to Island Park, Idaho-1800 Miles, 30 Hours
5.Minnesota to Cooke City, Montana-1100 Miles, 19 Hours
6. Milwaukee to Lava Moutain, Wyoming-1300 Miles, 22 Hours
7. Milwaukee to Ten Mile, Wyoming-1400 Miles, 24 Hours
8. MI to Island Park, Idaho-1800 Miles, 30 Hours
9.MI to Island Park, Idaho-1800 Miles, 30 Hours
10.MI to Ten Mile, Wyoming-1400 Miles, 23 Hours
11.MI to Ten Mile, Wyoming-1400 Miles, 23 Hours

 

[jmom]

We don't typically roll this rig into Cooke through the park at night unless the roads are clear. This big old blue frieghtliner hugs the road better than any pick-up trailer combo.

I'd like to see you try getting that into Cooke when the roads are bad...especially at night.
I've been through there when it was nasty.

But I'd rather be watching through my rear view mirror. Lol