hello all. just like it says....is there enough snow in kenosee to go sledding? about 3 hr drive to get there, just wondering if its worth the effort. thanks.

i was jus out in that area, not sledding tho...looks like there a foot of snow? anyways not enough for me imo....trails looked ok didnt look groomed tho jus packed down from riding

my dad went there last sunday (feb. 3) and he said he was hitting gravel with his skiis and where there was some snow, it was really rough (stutter bumps) not sure if there were lots though. He was really sore by the end (went less than 100km's) I guess what do you expect on a yamaha? lol He's only about 45min. away from the park and he didn't enjoy it much, so I'm guessing it's not worth your effort.

We did 46 miles tonite at Moose mtn prov park and the only trail that we did not grind over gravel on the corners was bennett, center was not great and the trail west of stevenson is like snow cross track, very rough. The lake is blown bad. It's better that nothing, but it could be better if only it would snow.

SIX NEW INCHES OF SNOW TODAY, CLUB GROOMER WITH BE OUT THIS WEEKEND, trail will be marked to carlyle by monday

why would your club waste its time marking a trail that may only be there for a week or two?just to much work and to many miles and not enough time left in the season to bother!But I suppose there could be a lot of people use that trail going to the park ,especially after being couped up all winter

Is there enough snow to cover up all the rocks now? Are they going to groom any other trails outside the park?

The Moose Mountain Snowmobile club Groomer was out today friday. Gary groomed from Corning to Kipling to the Silverbullet, Saturday they will come in the west end of the park down center road heading east then south on Stevenson trail to Carlyle, then west to Arcola and Stoughton Sunday/ Monday. The trail was marked today from Carlyle to Kenosee and Arcola. The fields are pretty good and the park has about 5-6 inches of new snow on the trails, they were alot of fun tonight. I was told the corning/Kipling area and north has good snow conditions. The rest of the park gets groomed by the Provincial Park, call them about the trail conditions.
See the new club web site for details www.mmsnowmobiling.com

07 dragon !so how are the trails?thinking of maybe heading that way for a ride on sunday!may as well benifit from all your work marking those trails seens as I plated my sled and have hardly riden on a ssa trail,good thing we didn't bother marking our trails since we got all that rain and +0 temps on saturday our snow is pretty much pooched!figures

We can go Saturday, What time 12:00-12:30? Got one other rider lined up to go with his new XP.