ApexSS
Extreme
Bob, when you were doing your research, did happen to see how much a 1 day pass in Quebec is? I would hope it's not the full $250. Would like to go there for a day but not going to pay that much.
Justinator and 170, I'll keep you guys in mind. Might just have to go there. My sled isn't handling the best on the twisties and cousin has a mod'ed 05 Fusion 900 so I kinda want open trails.
Hey, is Bee-Jay's a cool bar to go to in Fort Kent and it's right across from Northern Door Inn right? We'd like to stay at a place where there's a bar right within walking distance.
Justinator and 170, I'll keep you guys in mind. Might just have to go there. My sled isn't handling the best on the twisties and cousin has a mod'ed 05 Fusion 900 so I kinda want open trails.
Hey, is Bee-Jay's a cool bar to go to in Fort Kent and it's right across from Northern Door Inn right? We'd like to stay at a place where there's a bar right within walking distance.
Bob Miller
TY 4 Stroke Master
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2003
- Messages
- 1,322
- Reaction score
- 8
- Points
- 1,093
- Location
- New Milford CT
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- Present Sled: 2011 Yamaha Apex 128
ApexSS said:Bob, when you were doing your research, did happen to see how much a 1 day pass in Quebec is? I would hope it's not the full $250. Would like to go there for a day but not going to pay that much.
Justinator and 170, I'll keep you guys in mind. Might just have to go there. My sled isn't handling the best on the twisties and cousin has a mod'ed 05 Fusion 900 so I kinda want open trails.
Hey, is Bee-Jay's a cool bar to go to in Fort Kent and it's right across from Northern Door Inn right? We'd like to stay at a place where there's a bar right within walking distance.
$50 a day
$150 a week
$250 a season
Today the US dollar is worth $.97 Canadian


Bob Miller
TY 4 Stroke Master
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2003
- Messages
- 1,322
- Reaction score
- 8
- Points
- 1,093
- Location
- New Milford CT
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- Present Sled: 2011 Yamaha Apex 128
I was reading about Hondo and I copied and pasted this comment:
This season will find out why riding is better in Aroostook County, Maine.
Who knows the closest vantage point or town to stay in to access this part of Maine's trail system, coming from Connecticut?
This season will find out why riding is better in Aroostook County, Maine.
Who knows the closest vantage point or town to stay in to access this part of Maine's trail system, coming from Connecticut?
ApexSS
Extreme
What's hondo?
I just came back from Sicily, the US dollar was worth .67 euro. . .nice. Didn't go out in town that much that's for sure.
I just came back from Sicily, the US dollar was worth .67 euro. . .nice. Didn't go out in town that much that's for sure.
timc
Extreme
Get your Maine ITS map out.
Go from Greenville through Kokadjo, to Millinocket, through Baxter Park perimiter road to Mattagammon and stay there or Shin Pond Village. Next day to Oxbow, to Ashland to Portage to Eagle Lake to Fort Kent. Stay there.
Next day to St. Agatha, Houlton, Sherman, Benedicta & back to Millinocket.
Next day, back to Greenville.
You will see everything from heavilly wooded areas, to beautiful mountain scenes to endless rolling farmland. Trails will range from fairly narrow but well groomed, to ungroomed (Baxter), to wide and wide open super highways.
Lots of effort is put into signing, brushing & grooming by lots of dedicated volunteers. Gas & food is pleantiful and people are friendly.
And man do we have snow!
Just a trip I'd do if I get time myself.
TimC
Go from Greenville through Kokadjo, to Millinocket, through Baxter Park perimiter road to Mattagammon and stay there or Shin Pond Village. Next day to Oxbow, to Ashland to Portage to Eagle Lake to Fort Kent. Stay there.
Next day to St. Agatha, Houlton, Sherman, Benedicta & back to Millinocket.
Next day, back to Greenville.
You will see everything from heavilly wooded areas, to beautiful mountain scenes to endless rolling farmland. Trails will range from fairly narrow but well groomed, to ungroomed (Baxter), to wide and wide open super highways.
Lots of effort is put into signing, brushing & grooming by lots of dedicated volunteers. Gas & food is pleantiful and people are friendly.
And man do we have snow!
Just a trip I'd do if I get time myself.
TimC


justinator
Lifetime Member
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2007
- Messages
- 1,481
- Reaction score
- 1,183
- Points
- 1,438
- Location
- Maine
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- 2023 Arctic Cat Riot 9000
ApexSS said:Bob, when you were doing your research, did happen to see how much a 1 day pass in Quebec is? I would hope it's not the full $250. Would like to go there for a day but not going to pay that much.
Justinator and 170, I'll keep you guys in mind. Might just have to go there. My sled isn't handling the best on the twisties and cousin has a mod'ed 05 Fusion 900 so I kinda want open trails.
Hey, is Bee-Jay's a cool bar to go to in Fort Kent and it's right across from Northern Door Inn right? We'd like to stay at a place where there's a bar right within walking distance.
bee jays isnt too bad, somenights its pretty packed and other nights its pretty slow. Kinda touch and go. But it is right next to northern door, track down kennels is a bar as well. Popular snowmobile stop and some nights is a pretty good time as well. All the bars around here are busy as hell one weekend and slow the next, you just never know what to expect.
RTXs
Pro
Hey Bob saving $$ is great but add in beer $$ and stipper cash and your up tp 6 or 7 grand anyways
. We're going up to cabanon in late Feb, we met you at real massie last year. We were the guys who moved from Real to Cabanon. Any more mods to sled this year, your'e the king of tinkering... i liked the electric pants the best. Stay safe buddy.

Bob Miller
TY 4 Stroke Master
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2003
- Messages
- 1,322
- Reaction score
- 8
- Points
- 1,093
- Location
- New Milford CT
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- Present Sled: 2011 Yamaha Apex 128
You guys where a blastRTXs said:Hey Bob saving $$ is great but add in beer $$ and stipper cash and your up tp 6 or 7 grand anyways. We're going up to cabanon in late Feb, we met you at real massie last year. We were the guys who moved from Real to Cabanon. Any more mods to sled this year, your'e the king of tinkering... i liked the electric pants the best. Stay safe buddy.


How's your buddy with the Firecat that went ouch

ApexSS
Extreme
Anyone, want to go on a snowmobile trip to either places? My own brother just bailed on our trip that has been planned since august for the end of this month! Not happy.
albird1
Newbie
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2006
- Messages
- 14
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 361
If you really want to ride in Quebec you need to go further. I ride in the Saugueney/Charlevoux area every year. I tried Maine once but it wasn't the same quality. This year I have 2 trips to Quebec both are touring. It is getting too expensive so next year I have to cut back but the yearly trail pass isn't that much more than a weekly pass, the sled insurance, depreciation and annual maintanance is almost the same if you ride 500 miles in a year or 2000 miles. If you end up buying trail passes in Maine and quebec than you are paying a lot extra. Stick to 1 state/provence.
Good luck
Good luck
Bob Miller
TY 4 Stroke Master
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2003
- Messages
- 1,322
- Reaction score
- 8
- Points
- 1,093
- Location
- New Milford CT
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- Present Sled: 2011 Yamaha Apex 128
albird1 said:If you really want to ride in Quebec you need to go further. I ride in the Saugueney/Charlevoux area every year. I tried Maine once but it wasn't the same quality. This year I have 2 trips to Quebec both are touring. It is getting too expensive so next year I have to cut back but the yearly trail pass isn't that much more than a weekly pass, the sled insurance, depreciation and annual maintanance is almost the same if you ride 500 miles in a year or 2000 miles. If you end up buying trail passes in Maine and quebec than you are paying a lot extra. Stick to 1 state/provence.
Good luck
I register in Maine anyway for $69 because you have to be registered somewhere to ride in Quebec, and I've been doing this for years! And the registration is all you need in Maine to ride there 13000 miles of trails


I'm going to Real Masse in Quebec next week Jan 14-18th to ride the highways of snow

And I'm going to Shin Pond Maine and staying at Mt Chase Lodge Feb 11-15th

I've been going to Quebec for the last 14 years, so when I come back from Maine, I can give some good feedback


Preacher
Expert
I would agree that Saugueney/Charlevoux is great but I have ridden northern maine also . Sorry , but coming to Maine once could hardly give you an accurate picture of how good the trails are here. In the last 3 years "the county "had snow when many places in Quebec did not. Quebec is great, I have enjoyed every trip but you have to watch your sled and truck/trailer every minute. In maine we leave the keys in our sleds.albird1 said:If you really want to ride in Quebec you need to go further. I ride in the Saugueney/Charlevoux area every year. I tried Maine once but it wasn't the same quality. This year I have 2 trips to Quebec both are touring. It is getting too expensive so next year I have to cut back but the yearly trail pass isn't that much more than a weekly pass, the sled insurance, depreciation and annual maintanance is almost the same if you ride 500 miles in a year or 2000 miles. If you end up buying trail passes in Maine and quebec than you are paying a lot extra. Stick to 1 state/provence.
Good luck
Bob Miller
TY 4 Stroke Master
- Joined
- Apr 19, 2003
- Messages
- 1,322
- Reaction score
- 8
- Points
- 1,093
- Location
- New Milford CT
- Country
- USA
- Snowmobile
- Present Sled: 2011 Yamaha Apex 128
Yes! How true that is about theft! A couple of years ago before they had security at Real Masse there was a theft of a complete rig (Truck and Trailer) Real and his son in law Gil raced after them and caught them on the road, the thieves jumped out of the stolen rig and ran! Real and Gil gave chasePreacher said:I would agree that Saugueney/Charlevoux is great but I have ridden northern maine also . Sorry , but coming to Maine once could hardly give you an accurate picture of how good the trails are here. In the last 3 years "the county "had snow when many places in Quebec did not. Quebec is great, I have enjoyed every trip but you have to watch your sled and truck/trailer every minute. In maine we leave the keys in our sleds.albird1 said:If you really want to ride in Quebec you need to go further. I ride in the Saugueney/Charlevoux area every year. I tried Maine once but it wasn't the same quality. This year I have 2 trips to Quebec both are touring. It is getting too expensive so next year I have to cut back but the yearly trail pass isn't that much more than a weekly pass, the sled insurance, depreciation and annual maintanance is almost the same if you ride 500 miles in a year or 2000 miles. If you end up buying trail passes in Maine and quebec than you are paying a lot extra. Stick to 1 state/provence.
Good luck







Similar threads
-
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.