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[tkuss]

Early January out in the Snowy Mountains.

 

[Swiss Sledder]

UP on December 16 2007.

Photo by RXWonder back in 2004.

Beautiful day on the lakes in Wisconsin from 2006.

 

[tkuss]

Three Lakes Wisconsin-the Largest chain of Lakes in the world, also where I am lucky enough to stay every weekend in the winter.

 

[tkuss]

What I have to look forward to over the summer.

 

[Swiss Sledder]

What can happen when you forget your passport.

 

[apltx08]

This was 1 of our best winters since the 70's we got like 11' of snow total...6300kms for a weekend rider its been real good

 

[tkuss]

Again out in the snowy mountains.

 

[tkuss]

Phazer Time!!!

 

[tomMTX]

April in the PacNW means POOH!

 

[tkuss]

tomMTX, how far do you live from seattle? I was in washington a couple years ago and wondered how the sledding was. Do you guys get snow like they do in British Colombia, being right on the ocean and all. What part of the state is most popular for sledding? Nice picture by the way.

 

[phazer35]

Few pics from a few weks ago messing around on the old phazer. Gonna sneak in one more ride this weekend since the snow isn't going anywhere anytime soon. The last is the woodpile, theres 3 cordes under there somewhere. Sorry no 4 strokes, next year I'm getting one of those Phazer mtx.

 

[tkuss]

I love those big open meadows like the one in you last picture.

 

[tkuss]

It nice for us in northern Wisconsin to actually get enough snow to carve this year.

 

[tomMTX]

tomMTX, how far do you live from seattle? I was in washington a couple years ago and wondered how the sledding was. Do you guys get snow like they do in British Colombia, being right on the ocean and all. What part of the state is most popular for sledding? Nice picture by the way.

I'm 10 miles east of Seattle, closer to the Mtns. I'm in the pass and unloaded with 45 minutes of leaving my house. This year we are having one of the most incredible years ever, almost over 700in of snowfall in the pass I ride the most. Generally we get a lot of it, and it tends to be heavy. This year I actually rode blower quite a few days. 2-3ft days are pretty common on most storms.

As for popularity, I'm not sure. So many areas. Everything seem popular on the weekend. Everyone has their faves depending on what riding they like.

 

[tkuss]

Do you ride Snoqualmie Pass? I believe that is straight east of Seattle is it not?