does it have a resturant and bar for be for and after the ride. and are the rooms clean.
Don Cherry's is right beside it...rooms were decent, clean...small, but clean from what I remember....it was reasonably priced aswell..but there could be better options...that's the only one I know.
what about the clairon up buy the hwy. maybe so of the other guy's will chim in later .
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Il do some poking around on ontarioconditions.com and find out what our best options are when i get a chance. there are a lot of options in NB depending on ice/snow conditions on the lake.
I have always stayed outside of town so Im not too sure what is best.
I have always stayed outside of town so Im not too sure what is best.
thanks yamahas.
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I would be down for the ride as long as its not snowing around toronto. (Probly call me to plow the bastards!)
I am in for more of the off-trail ride, should we start a poll to see how many interested people we have for each ride?
I am sure i have a few DOO fools who will tag along as well.
I am in for more of the off-trail ride, should we start a poll to see how many interested people we have for each ride?
I am sure i have a few DOO fools who will tag along as well.
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Already got some post with some good info.
Seems like the Travel Lodge is a best bet since the trail is right there and its not too much in town. They have their own groomer for the trail that goes to the Travel Lodge so it sounds like they really cater to sledders. There where comment on how it is sometimes difficult to get in and out of town/the lake depending on conditions.
For anyone that might be interested it is #15 on this map
http://nnta.ca/map/
Seems like the Travel Lodge is a best bet since the trail is right there and its not too much in town. They have their own groomer for the trail that goes to the Travel Lodge so it sounds like they really cater to sledders. There where comment on how it is sometimes difficult to get in and out of town/the lake depending on conditions.
For anyone that might be interested it is #15 on this map
http://nnta.ca/map/
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Zakre said:
Don't they call in the army when it snows in Toronto? (Sorry, just had to slip that one in
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Mooseman said:Don't they call in the army when it snows in Toronto? (Sorry, just had to slip that one in
It also came to mind 
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There has been some new info on suggestions on a place to stay
http://ontarioconditions.com/forums/ind ... e-to-stay/
http://ontarioconditions.com/forums/ind ... e-to-stay/
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yamahas said:
Smoothride,
That sounds like a blast! It would be about 12Hrs and 45Min drive for me, But I've never ridden in Ontario. If you can, post a "Final Plans" post so I can see where I am at for time off and where people are staying, that would be great!
just waiting for Mr Sled to post up the ty rides so we are not on the same dates. if snow is good you can just ride there.
I hope I can make this ride, I have a wedding in Aruba in the middle of Jan to attend 
if only!! would love to go, but ill be in between jobs at that point i think, not to mention its 11 1/2 hrs and a border crossing away 
