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Border Riders Club 40 Mile Loop Snowmobile Trail


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You can get to this trail (ITS 89A) from the clubhouse or from ITS 89 which brings you back along the west side of US Rt 201. It is a windy trail with great scenery of Burnt Jacket Mountain and the Slide Down valley area. Great family loop. When the clubhouse is open, you can stop in for a warm up of hot chocolate and a bite to eat before heading back to your place of lodging for the night. Please note, there is another trail behind the clubhouse that can be accessed from Big Wood Lake. Early season this trail may be closed due to harvesting so follow the signs.

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January 19, 2008 10:45:23 AM

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snowmobile

wow what an amazing webstie and detailed trail map good job guys! You might want to sign up over at SLEDtv also they will give you your own forum there

December 27, 2007 10:22:26 PM

geocachepro
Eat lunch in Canada?

Hi all, Is there a place just over the border to eat lunch? Also, any little shops to browse around in?






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BorderRiders to Pittstston Farm
Date submitted: February 10, 2008 04:18:06 PM
Contributor: rev-mxz
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Directions to trailhead: Take Rt 201 North, go through Jackman, Border Riders Clubhouse on left.
40mileloop
Date submitted: December 27, 2007 10:18:00 PM
Contributor: geocachepro
Description: This is a sample gpx file. The data was generated via a hand drawn trail map. IT IS NOT ACCURATE AND CAN NOT BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. Once we have real trail gpx files uploaded, we will delete this example file.
Directions to trailhead: Need Input


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