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ITS 89 North Jackman to Canada Snowmobile Trail


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This is also known as ITS 89 north which starts in town and takes you east of US Rt 201 to the Canadian Border. It is a moderate ride with some hilly spots but it is a nice winding trail that takes you along Heald Stream. Great scenic views. From ITS 89 you can connect to ITS 88 or the Border Riders Club Loop.

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February 13, 2008 03:09:09 PM

Kathy and gang

Headed for Kokadjo last weekend from 88. ROUTE 66 ROCKS!

January 21, 2008 04:25:14 PM

Bill
Best riding in 3 years

We went up to Jackman for a 3 day trip and I have to say, this was the best riding in 3 years. Even the in town were not too bad. Those groomers must have been on it every night.Trails were smooth and fantastic weather did not hurt either. Can't wait to get back up there

December 29, 2007 08:53:56 AM

Don

I came up with my son for an overnight stay to ride and we had a great day of riding (12/27) The trails were great except for one area that was a bit bumpy-I was told it was because there was an area that had not frozen over yet. We went north the next day and it was incredible. All in all, as usual, the trails are excellent in Jackman

December 27, 2007 09:16:43 AM

tp

This is a great trail...we even saw a moose standing on the side of the trail...in town are getting a little rough but all in all, great ride

December 23, 2007 12:18:10 PM

snowmoose
Trail ok for kids?

Hi, is this trail ok for kids or certain segments?

Where should we start?

December 23, 2007 12:18:12 AM

luvJackman
Restaurants on trail

Are there any restaurants near the trail to eat at that is reasonably priced? I would prefer Italian or American dishes.

Also how far off the trail and can I ride the snowmobile up to the restaurant?






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ITS89
Date submitted: December 26, 2007 06:58:11 PM
Contributor: maplover
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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GCGYG4
Date submitted: December 27, 2007 11:12:39 AM
Contributor: geocachepro
Description: This one is real easy..a freebie.
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GC160PH
Date submitted: December 27, 2007 11:00:19 AM
Contributor: geocachepro
Description: This cache is an easy one to find. It is located off the Attean Road. The cache is in a silver container.
Read more about it at: Geocaching.com


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