"A RIDE FOR ALL"

[Bob Miller]

Just recently did 1350 miles in ST. Zenon, some of the best riding I've ever done! I would go so far as to call it "Snowmobiling Heaven"

Been going up there for the past 12 years riding on there "Highways Of Snow" and its been rated the best in the world! And you would agree if you've been there. 8)

I had an idea where many of us can get together next year and do some serious riding together! (Average about 200 miles a day). I know the area well

I have already made reservations at Real Masse for these dates in 2007: January 20-28 (Going up on Saturday the 20th, returning on Sunday the 28th)
and February 17-25 (Going up on Saturday the 17th, returning on Sunday the 25th)

This is an open invitation to all! Real Masse is a first class place to stay, right on a lake(for racing) and the trail system. There is a 3 story Hotel with 24 suites (6 with whirlpool baths) 8 cabins with fire place (4 person minimum) and 10 cabins (2 person minimum) and a first class restaurant

Here is their number: (450) 884-5502

Get in on it early! Make reservations ahead of time, because if something comes up, you can always cancel, but if their filled up, your out of luck

 

[big_ry_ry]

Ride

where is that? Do they rent sleds there as well?

 

[Bob Miller]

Re: Ride

where is that? Do they rent sleds there as well?

Here is there website: www.realmasse.com

"Click On Welcome"

They don't rent sleds at the Hotel! But they can be rented nearby:

JERO in St. John de Matha, Tel: 450 886 3362

Evasion in St. Michele de Saints 450 833 1572

 

[big_ry_ry]

trip

Thanks for the info

 

[freeze]

Thanks again for the invite. I've never been to Canada to ride snowmobile but always want to go. Just wondering what speed you ride and if you take time to stop and take pictures along to way. Thanks again.

 

[Bob Miller]

Thanks again for the invite. I've never been to Canada to ride snowmobile but always want to go. Just wondering what speed you ride and if you take time to stop and take pictures along to way. Thanks again.

Typically we have the lead guy (could be me or others, prefferably 4 strokes) set the pace and each rider is keeping an eye on the person behind them, and depending on how fast or slow you like to ride, will determine where in the group you will be riding. 8) If anyone has an issue the whole group will stop and evaluate the situation and whatever help is needed, will be provided
Yes we will stop for pictures and we will always make sure that we are all going in the same direction 8)
We will not be stopping every 5 miles, but rather at designated spots, with a certain destination every day

BM

 

[freeze]

Sounds great Bob i'm going to check with a couple friends this week and we will make our decision. Thanks again for all the information.

 

[Bob Miller]

Sounds great Bob i'm going to check with a couple friends this week and we will make our decision. Thanks again for all the information.

If you have never been to Canada snowmobiling, your in for a real treat