Riding across the border

[gutterboy2ca]

No Prob crossing here,either way,New Brunswick into Maine or vice Versa,can obtain a day trail permit at multiple places on a weekend if needed.Trails in NB are patrolled quite severely,you will be fined without a Trail Pass.As for the High Fuel cost,figure on $4.00/Gal US,unless your in Northern NB 100 miles from nowhere,theres a couple spots that have to charge an extra $.50/Gal to have it Trucked in,and yes, its Supreme,and the Loop is not Do-able without carrying Fuel or Filling up.Serpentine Lodge,or Governors,Northern NB,Canada.

 

[Blue Dave]

In northern Minnesota you can cross into Canada in many places that do not have checkpoints. All you need is a CANPASS remote area border crossing permit and your drivers licence. You also will need a trail pass if you use their trail system. You certainly do not want to get caught without these as there are serious fines and consequences.

http://www.cwcs.org/rabc.html

 

[Blue Dave]

YES GAS MONKEY,,!!!

What? Gas Monkey Garage is in Texas. I love Fast & Loud! I am assuming you meant Gas Money?, LOL!

 

[Nytro40th]

In northern Minnesota you can cross into Canada in many places that do not have checkpoints. All you need is a CANPASS remote area border crossing permit and your drivers licence. You also will need a trail pass if you use their trail system. You certainly do not want to get caught without these as there are serious fines and consequences.

http://www.cwcs.org/rabc.html

Yes but be advised that its only for remote areas, example lake of the woods pigeon river, if there is a port near by you must report to the port. Also if you have a passenger they must also have a RABC and if they do not driver is responsible and the sled will get seized.

 

[fastdave]

I assume you need an Ontario trail pass if you cross over. Is there a cheap 1 day pass you can get if you cross over for a few hours? We ride up in the Boundary Waters a few times but have never rode up into Canada.

 

[Nytro40th]

I believe there are temp passes check the OFSC website. It has been awhile since I lived and rode in Ontario.

 

[grumpysanta]

NOTHING cheap up in canada

 

[YammyRX1]

I believe there are temp passes check the OFSC website. It has been awhile since I lived and rode in Ontario.

Yes there are temporary passes (that leave you temporarily bankrupt). 3 days = $75 and 1 week = $140

 

[Blue Dave]

I am sure that the fine for getting caught riding on their trails without a trail pass is substantially more. From what I have heard they do an excellent job of maintaining their trails so that helps take some of the sting out of the cost.

I have always said that I would pay 3 or 4 times what I pay per year here in MN if they would actually use the extra money to do a better job of maintaining the trails!