Thunder Mountain Lodge

[tudizzle]

Just booked a cabin for the end of January---24th thru the 26th.


ANybody else going to be in the area for those dates. Lets hook up and have a cold one if so!

 

[Boston Racing]

Just one?

 

[M1000Mod162]

Ya man Id like to meet up with ya and have a beer and go for a ride! I might be able to show ya some cool stuff up there I dont know how much you have rode it but I know it pretty good! Let me know.

 

[CANNONMAN]

Hurry folks, only a few cabins left and with this news out there they will go fast! Diz in the house.

Just booked a cabin for the end of January---24th thru the 26th.


ANybody else going to be in the area for those dates. Lets hook up and have a cold one if so!

 

[CANNONMAN]

He probably only needs one as SkiB will still be hugging his new trailer.

Just one?

 

[Empire087]

Man i need a group of guys to go with. Dont have deep enough wallets to head out there by myself.

 

[PJ-Hunter]

Just one?

Maybe he's planning on spooning. Better watch out when you guys roll into the South Fork Allington.

 

[MarleneeSteven]

I'd be down for a road trip...anyone up north wanna carpool??

 

[missouri mark]

A buddy and myself will be making our first snowmobiling trip over Christmas - Dec. 23-26 - coming all the way from southeast Missouri. As rookies, we will confine ourselves to the trails in all probability. We may only have enough funds to snowmobile for 2 days. Can anyone suggest some trails that would be "must see"? I've looked at the map and there is so many trails to choose from but I can't find a website with descriptions. I have had 1 suggestion of the Vega Reservoir trail. There appears to be a trail to Land's End, which is suppose to be an awesome sight. We are in our late 40's/early 50s and plan to use the snowmobiles as more of a taxi to sight see. We are also hoping to be able to do some night riding - full moon on Dec. 28th. Any advice for some first timers would be greatly appreciated. One dumb question - how far can we go on a tank of gas?

GO CARDS - game 7 tonight vs. Giants!!!

 

[stingray719]

A buddy and myself will be making our first snowmobiling trip over Christmas - Dec. 23-26 - coming all the way from southeast Missouri. As rookies, we will confine ourselves to the trails in all probability. We may only have enough funds to snowmobile for 2 days. Can anyone suggest some trails that would be "must see"? I've looked at the map and there is so many trails to choose from but I can't find a website with descriptions. I have had 1 suggestion of the Vega Reservoir trail. There appears to be a trail to Land's End, which is suppose to be an awesome sight. We are in our late 40's/early 50s and plan to use the snowmobiles as more of a taxi to sight see. We are also hoping to be able to do some night riding - full moon on Dec. 28th. Any advice for some first timers would be greatly appreciated. One dumb question - how far can we go on a tank of gas?

GO CARDS - game 7 tonight vs. Giants!!!

Lands End Trail is a cake walk, but also has some play areas you can see from the trail to include large meadows. We usually go that way when we take new riders out for thier first trip. The view from Lands End is spectacular and definately worth the ride. Grand Mesa Lodge is on that trail and has regular gas and race gas. A ride from Thundermountain Lodge to Electric Mountain Lodge is also an excellant sightseeing trip.

 

[AndrettiDog]

Looking forward to something TML after Christmas. We have a group that wants to get out and ride the Mesa.

 

[tudizzle]

Oh yeah coming together....Ucrew making the trip to rip up the mesa too!

 

[MarleneeSteven]

It should be a pretty good time! I look forward to checking things out on the Mesa!

 

[Kestrel2126]

I'll try and rally the troops, so that we can do a little TMR/U-Crew collaboration. Should be a good time.