:christmas: At SnowTrails TV we are continuously looking for new places to ride and show everyone the beauty of the outdoors on our snowmobiles. And I want your ideas for TV specials!!
What is your favorite place that you have ridden and where would you like to see and possibly go.

Gaspe,Que
Sudbury,On
Elliot lake,On
Eagle River,Wisc
Houghton(Keewana)
VAST(Vermont)
Presque'Ile, Maine

Come out west , British Columbia, Bring some mountain sleds

the 28 miles of ice on the "christmas tree run" from drummond island,michigan to thesalon,ontario.across thunder bay.
it's not for the faint of heart!

1. Revelstoke, British Columbia
2. Houghton/Hancock, Michigan
3. Eagle river, Wisconsin

From my backyard up to Mount Tremblant park.

Revelstoke
train ride from Sault St M to Cochrane
Abitibi Canyon Ont

A number of the suggestions we have already featured and have video of. Although I may always do one of these again. Cochrane and Abbitibi Canyon, The Snow Train, Houghton Hancock, are all featured TV rides on our website from Past SnowTrails TV destinations.
Check our program descriptions on our website www.snowtrailstv.com and see the video story.

Revelstoke and parts of BC are on my wish list.
Keep um coming, you've got lots of ideas.

Rangeley maine or Eroll NH.

The French/Pickerel River bridges is a scenic area with some nice trails.
I ride on the French River Snow Devils trails out of the Owls Nest Lodge near Alban and it has a lot of great day rides.
Powder lines and great trails are always waiting for me up that way.
North to Wolf Mountain or Timagami, South to the Bridges, East to Restoule or Lake Nippissing and West towards the North channel of Georgian Bay. All good spots and a day ride away.

Vermont (VAST) has got some great trails!, especially up where I am, Richford Mountain and Hazens Notch

Vermont (VAST) has got some great trails!, especially up where I am, Richford Mountain and Hazens Notch[/b]

Big Springs State Park; north through the marshes; over to the ice caves in Chattam; up to the sculptures by Marquette, south through the minining country in Negaunee and Ishpeming, over to Gwinn by the old Air Force base; back through some of the 3000 miles of forrest roads stopping by Kilpecker Creek and then out on Grand Island in Munising. Ya, across the ice!

You could also swing by the not so famous Stuben air port where in WWII the British bomber landed with big problems.

Digger

From my backyard up to Mount Tremblant park.[/b]
How about my backyard up to Mount Laurier

Big Springs State Park; north through the marshes; over to the ice caves in Chattam; up to the sculptures by Marquette, south through the minining country in Negaunee and Ishpeming, over to Gwinn by the old Air Force base; back through some of the 3000 miles of forrest roads stopping by Kilpecker Creek and then out on Grand Island in Munising. Ya, across the ice!

You could also swing by the not so famous Stuben air port where in WWII the British bomber landed with big problems.

Digger[/b]


Now that sounds like a lots of miles making good trip.. Trying to get some funding from UPTRA for UP tour. If you go to snowtrailstv.com we did a couple of shows #109.110 about riding around Grand Island and out to the base of Miners Castle into the limestone caves. Very impressive scenery around the Island. Watched the sun set from Grand Island riding back to coast in the dark to a cold one at Foggy's. The GPS worked great for finding our landing spot on shore.

Now that sounds like a lots of miles making good trip.. Trying to get some funding from UPTRA for UP tour. If you go to snowtrailstv.com we did a couple of shows #109.110 about riding around Grand Island and out to the base of Miners Castle into the limestone caves. Very impressive scenery around the Island. Watched the sun set from Grand Island riding back to coast in the dark to a cold one at Foggy's. The GPS worked great for finding our landing spot on shore.[/b]


Did you happen to go across the ole bridge that was closed about 20 years ago? If you did; you would remember it fondly!
Digger

The French/Pickerel River bridges is a scenic area with some nice trails.
I ride on the French River Snow Devils trails out of the Owls Nest Lodge near Alban and it has a lot of great day rides.
Powder lines and great trails are always waiting for me up that way.
North to Wolf Mountain or Timagami, South to the Bridges, East to Restoule or Lake Nippissing and West towards the North channel of Georgian Bay. All good spots and a day ride away.[/b]

ya Wolf Mountain NE of Sudbury

Letchworth State Park , Warsaw,NY , Arcade,NY ,and Attica,NY have some beautiful areas here in Western NY with some clubs that do excellent work at maintaining the trail systems.

If you are over this way we will be sure to hook up for a ride :D Perm knows some hidden gems ;)

Grand county, Colorado. Winter park/fraser areas.. Hundreds of miles of trails (groomed and ungroomed) Powder meadows and summits to climb! Oh and bring lotz O film you'll need it LOL not much out there that beats the Rockies :whistling:

Northern New Brunswick


"Atlantic Canada’s Ultimate Snowmobile Adventure
It’s not just another snowmobiling trip… it’s an odyssey! Over 1,000 kilometres (625 miles) of trails taking you from one of the world’s most beautiful bays to some of the oldest mountains on the planet. It’s New Brunswick’s Northern Snowmobile Odyssey taking you to Miramichi, Bathurst, Campbellton, Edmundston and every snowy point in between! It all makes for one unforgettable snowmobiling experience and it’s waiting for you in New Brunswick!"

One more!

Big Bay area [north if Marquette] where "Antimony [sp] of a murder was filmed".
Tons of fantastic riding south and west. And of course the famous "AAA" trail.

Curtis..........Seney............Newberry area. These places give so much to snowmobiling, but you don't see too much about them in the media.

Ah man come out to northern utah! Greatest snow on earth is not just for skiing. But bring the long tracks, Mountain sleds are necessary. Utah has great deep snow and some of the best views from the top, and hills that will even scare the Die hards.

Letchworth State Park , Warsaw,NY , Arcade,NY ,and Attica,NY have some beautiful areas here in Western NY with some clubs that do excellent work at maintaining the trail systems.[/b]

How True, nice area to ride!!! :thumbsup:

Keep them coming... Some great ideas are coming out of this.
Seney has about 30 minutes of film airing this season. Had a good time with Don Reed at the Fox River. Watch this seasons broadcast for Seney. Better yet I will get some of the video posted on snowtrailstv.com

Got ride scheduled in Ontario doing the "RAP TOUR" Ride Around Agonquin Park!!
February 21-26. Be good to have a few join for a day or 2.
In Quebec this year is Gaspie Region.

Gotta get our start doing some shooting next week somewhere...

Good to hear about the Seney area.........!!

areas in Gaspe now have 3-5feet of non the ground as of today

come through the Haliburton trails and Kennisis Lake Ontario on your RAP tour - best way around the southern part of the Park. would love to join in on a portion of your ride through this area. know it blindfolded too!

you would be amazed at the conditions there right now, just spectacular!

I always wanted to do the R.A.P. Someday I hope.
I will be sure to watch though.

Voyaguers National Park in Northeast MN, or along the North Shore of Lake Superior, from Two Harbors, MN to Thunder Bay, Ont.

Got ride scheduled in Ontario doing the "RAP TOUR" Ride Around Agonquin Park!!
February 21-26. Be good to have a few join for a day or 2.[/b]

Hey Mike, I rode with you to the Abitibi Canyon a couple of years ago ... hopefully I can join you for a portion of the RAP tour. I've done it a few times, and with the length of time you've got, you can take in ALOT of the side trails. I'll PM you as the dates get closer.

Michael

St. Germain- Eagle River area of Wisc. This is truly the hub of the snowmobile world. And although it's talked about alot, your show would bring it to the rest of the world.

I would like to see and actually learn about riding between New York and Quebec border starting in NY and riding up into Quebec.


Rob
www.twintiersleddin.proboards76.com

What the heck something I think that has never been done Go to THE NORTH POLE! :thumbsup:

What the heck something I think that has never been done Go to THE NORTH POLE! :thumbsup:[/b]

I almost got to due a 3 week trip in Northern Quebec exploring the coastal fishing villages.
True artic off trail. But it didn't come together. :cussing:

I would like to see and actually learn about riding between New York and Quebec border starting in NY and riding up into Quebec.
Rob
www.twintiersleddin.proboards76.com[/b]

We are going to Quebec next week just north of NY. I'll get some details and try to do something with that for a story. Did a story on crossing the border in Maine/Quebec border in show 404