Let's see some of your pictures from last weekend. Especially the group that was leading the extreme ride that said their ride was one memories are made from.
Here are a few from me. I came in with the late riders and SnoPark was pretty full with 3 rows.
Then up the hill and got people stuck uphill...
They got stuck going downhill. ...
They got to the warming shelter to eat a hamburger by snowmobile..
They got there by SxS's....
They even got there by snowbikes....
Saw the advanced group celebrating that they made it clear out to Teepee...
They all made it back to town to enjoy the evening festivities and party and help support a great cause.
The next day we did it all over again with groups traveling to Pomeroy, Dayton, and Tollgate and do it all over again.
Each area has nice warning shelters to get out of the winter weather to enjoy lunch.
We made it back to town and partied another evening and honoring those who were award winners from around the state. Also interviewed the oldest snowmobiler who was 87 and very independent and was in my group that day. Fred had been around a long time and snowmobiled in a lot of places.
Then come Sunday a few ambitious souls still wanted to ride so off to another area in a blizzard and taking a break in another warming shelter.
After getting them back to the SnoPark I got a chance to clean out my 18 inches of new snow and take a break once in awhile to check in on the Super Bowl and then go home after 3 days of riding.
Anyway a great weekend of riding with all kinds of people from across the state using all forms of motorized transportation. It was a fun making new friends and can't wait to do it again.
Thank you to all that helped making it an awesome weekend!
Here are a few from me. I came in with the late riders and SnoPark was pretty full with 3 rows.
Then up the hill and got people stuck uphill...
They got stuck going downhill. ...
They got to the warming shelter to eat a hamburger by snowmobile..
They got there by SxS's....
They even got there by snowbikes....
Saw the advanced group celebrating that they made it clear out to Teepee...
They all made it back to town to enjoy the evening festivities and party and help support a great cause.
The next day we did it all over again with groups traveling to Pomeroy, Dayton, and Tollgate and do it all over again.
Each area has nice warning shelters to get out of the winter weather to enjoy lunch.
We made it back to town and partied another evening and honoring those who were award winners from around the state. Also interviewed the oldest snowmobiler who was 87 and very independent and was in my group that day. Fred had been around a long time and snowmobiled in a lot of places.
Then come Sunday a few ambitious souls still wanted to ride so off to another area in a blizzard and taking a break in another warming shelter.
After getting them back to the SnoPark I got a chance to clean out my 18 inches of new snow and take a break once in awhile to check in on the Super Bowl and then go home after 3 days of riding.
Anyway a great weekend of riding with all kinds of people from across the state using all forms of motorized transportation. It was a fun making new friends and can't wait to do it again.
Thank you to all that helped making it an awesome weekend!
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