[spaceman]

I'm goin somewhere from Jan. 11 to Jan. 18 U.P. not looking that good. Ontario, worse. I've never rode N.Y. VT. and can't seem to find out much on the web . Can anyone help me out!

Spaceman
Mean Green Racing
Elyria, Ohio

 

[99_XCF]

All i know about new york is that they have more snow then me!

 

[chas]

AbsoluteSnowmobile.com has web cams and trail reports for Old Forge and Tug Hill. At least u can watch sleds if u can't ride your own

 

[HillHopper]

Hey Spaceman17, If you're thinking 'bout riding in Vermont check out this website www.vtvast.org it should help. You'll find pretty good info. Down the left column you'll find a link to get state trail maps & tourist packages....hope this helps.

 

[paulxlt]

chas is correct. Old Forge, Lake George, and Tug Hill all have cams on web pages. One piece of advice, make sure you have a strong sled. I was up to Tug Hill this weekend and it was a BI#CH tryin to get through their 14 feet of snow, even the groomers were havin trouble. Ticks me off, I was roastin through the powder at maybe 25-30 and some ASS flies by me on a RMK. It was funny.

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[spaceman]

They don't call em Rocky Mountain King for nuthin'

Spaceman
Mean Green Racing
Elyria, Ohio

 

[Kherner]

Tug Hill is a great place to ride. Rather go to the UP, but when there is no snow there, Tug Hill is next best thing. I go there about 2 or 3 times a year and I live in Michigan.

 

[smpeck05]

There are great trails in NY. We like to go to the Tug Hill/Redfield area. It has a lot of snow right now (100"+) It's northeast of Syracuse. Timberview lodge is a great place to stop for lunch. http://www.timberview.com/

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