Dave and Scott were out putting up the signs on the trails on Route 4 and the Wheelerville area. They also cut a down tree on 407 in the M. Falls area. Thank you for all your help!
Category: Trail Work
Trail work and News October 31, 2019
Last week and weekend we were out cutting blow downs after the wind storm. We had every thing open but here come another storm with high winds! We will have to see how bad this one is. I want to thank every one that was out there doing the work.
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Trail work update and Oct. Meeting
Dave with his excavator relocated part of our trail out of the parking lot so we can climb it with the Tucker. The hill always iced up so we would just spin off the snow, we always came down on it before. This should make it a lot better for the Tucker when the road bares up. We then went all the ...
Trail work day this Sunday update.
We will be installing the runners on the Gagnon Bridge in Wheelerville. We will meet at the City Gate at 8:00 AM. If you do not know where that is give me a call at 775-3406. It is not too far from the US Route 4 end and I will have a yellow VAST arrow at the gate. If you are coming a little later ...
Trail Work To Open The Trails for 2018
We are starting to clear the trails on Saturday Dec. 8, 2018 to clear our trails. I need positive commitments for that day and every day there after to ride with me to get the trails open. Some have asked if they can use their sleds, I do not have an answer other than if you are there with the tucker ...
Trail Report October 21,2018
We were out clearing the trail to the groomer shed this morning. Mike Stewart, Barry Alger and my self were there. There were several trees down and some brush that needed cutting. At this point I think all of our trails have been checked. I want to thank Barry and Mike for their help! Oh I almost ...
Rainy day trail work.
We had a work day today to debrush and clear trees on the two trails out of the Stone House. It only took 2 1/2 hours so that was not too bad in the rain. It is a little over 2 miles of trails. The dedicated workers were from left to right, Mike Stewart, Barry Alger, Mark Quesnel, and Adrian Sanford-Wilson, ...
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