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so where r the places a guy can boondock in michigan. there r barly any places in wisconsin so i need to find a place to back country ride
where can a guy boondock in michigan
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They are out there... you just need to venture out and explore. I always head to the snow belt around Rockland/Twin Lakes and north for the best snow.
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definitely some sweet places up in the Keweenaw....wait...I didn't say that....
...nevermind its boring.........we don't get any snow either...
seriously there are some sweet powerlines and logging roads out by twin lakes or phoenix or south range.......Just explore a little..
...nevermind its boring.........we don't get any snow either...seriously there are some sweet powerlines and logging roads out by twin lakes or phoenix or south range.......Just explore a little..
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The east end ain't too shabby either. Between Paradise and Grand Marais along the lakeshore is typically the most snow in the entire U.P. Kingston plains and Melstrand is a common destination. I could spell out others, but I keep my secrets very guarded.
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I have never been out east. Could you give us one location to start from?
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Either start in Munising and head NE or Seney and head NW.
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There is not much snow in the snow belts anymore........... See!
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How much snow did the east get for the whole season of 07/08?
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Total snowfall numbers I don't know, but on some of the rides I went on, we stopped and dug to bare ground and had 4-5 feet of snow.
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how well will a 02 700 144 2in 165 hp do up that way starting my bulid in a few weeks
me and a buddy are goin to head up the end of feb snow pending maybe we can have a snowest ride or something
me and a buddy are goin to head up the end of feb snow pending maybe we can have a snowest ride or something
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It will get through it just fine.
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I'd have to second that,Twin Lakes sucks for the deep over your hood boondockin snow! Head north of Houghton.
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Yeah, pretty much right along the northern schoolcraft county line (to the left of the 270) seems to be the best/deepest snows on the sunrise side of the U.P.
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head up to big bay and then up in elevation. like Mt. Arvon. they have a ton of snow up there. i am from big bay and to me that is the best around. went north of houghton once and that was great to. big bay is very easy to get to the deep stuff. and load and unload. just my 2 cents.
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Good docking north of seney, some of best in the east/central area. You won't be disapointed. Mid jan for best snow amounts.
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I ride in the keweenaw and never leave unhappy, Huron mountains are just as good and alot more areas to explore...bring xtra fuel...
www.keweenawsnowmobiletours.com
www.keweenawsnowmobiletours.com
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