planning an atv trip to jackman, can anyone tell me how many miles of trails there are, and should i be registired? and are there any game wardens patrolling the trails?

Miles and miles and more miles of trails up there. I'd give a holler to Scott at Spruce Meadow Cabins. Helluva good guy with great cabin rates who will go out of his way to make sure you have the best ATV/snowmobile experience. He knows the trail system inside and out

thanks for the heads up mr nadeau.

mr nadeau, should i register?

YES YOU SHOULD

If I was going to New Hampshire, I would just to say 'thanks for the trails'.

there all gone now. rich yuppie fags took em.

Naaa, dont register......were dark clothes and don't stop for anything......just say your from Mass and your name is Catbox, they will understand!!!! Oh, and use "what?-Trails" camp, every one else doe's, great place to clean out all the trash from your truck after a long winter. Have fun!!!

i dont plan on staying on the trails, i have 31 inch tires im into the wetlands. yeeeehawww. relax everyone im joking. ill reg on line.. maybe..

Put it this way .. I bought wifey a new sled this past February that wasn't stickered. Lets just say I don't have a friggin' clue where that goddam warden was hiding but I've never been so suprised in all my life when he patted me on the shoulder. He at least let me slide that time in Jackman because the sled was just bought and I was riding it on a Sunday. I pleaded ignorant to not knowing there was a couple places I could have registered it on the way up.

Long story short: Register what you ride. It keeps a hefty fine from leaving your wallet and the money goes towards maintaining the kick-ass trail system you'll be enjoying

ha thats funny, must of scared the s--t out of ya, yes im gonna reg. dont need no hefty fines, can put the money some place else. thanks

I'd definately register the ATV to be safe. Registered, you'll never see a warden, unregistered, there will probably be a dozen here. (exaggerating, of course) The warden's up here are real decent, but laws are laws.

We have about 300 miles currently with a bit of everything to ride. Lots of wildlife and very scenic. Many of the trails are remote, so plan accordingly (extra fuel if you ride a gas hog). We have new maps for this year (I can send you some if you'd like) As mentioned, I have cabins up here that we rent and you can leave right from your cabin and hit the trails. Check out www.sprucemeadowcabins.com for info, and don't hesitate to call or email with any questions you might have.

Scott
Spruce Meadow Cabins

sprucemeadow, you are exactly right. we have already reserved our cabin, im not exactly sure the name of the place where staying.. it could be your place. if it is remember i was joking about the wetlands.

hey scott..... really enjoyed you up to the minute trail&snow reports this past winter! hopefully we make it to your place this year. now all we need to do is get hemmi a sled!!!!!!!!!!!!

Moosehead Lake in Greenville Maine is another place to check out. The trails are endless, the winter carnival has a ton of events including car races on the ice. The lake itself is 40 miles long and has a trail all the way around it, called the Moosehead trail. There are a lot of activities and if you like to ski, you can ride your sled right to the ski area.

THANKS. but i dont own a sled. this is an atv thread, read the posts.

Same thing for the atvs, minus the cold.

And the ice racing...

I have a quad but my dad doesn't, does powersports or some other place in jackman rent out atv's (utility or sport he doesnt care). We want to go for a trip with a few friends but he wouldnt use an atv nearly enough to buy one. If not is there like a place in rangley or somewhere that does. Thanks,

Zach

Moosehead Motorsports rents them, last I knew.