Think a trail permit will be worth it this year?

[MaO3]

whoo hooo, looks like we might just get out tonight!
Yeah, I'm hoping at least!

[kitca]

hey ma, it was a mudbog in there! daughter buried the front end pretty good. (this was a few weeks ago)

[J*B]

Should make for some sweet trails now with all this fluff!

[Ultra54]

Yes it is worth it.

[MaO3]

We put probably 150 miles on our machine this weekend. The trails were awesome and surprisingly few people on them.

[Lance]

Well I went for my first trail ride that required a permit. I staged off at the end of peoples road and did the 90mile Search mount loop. Did it on one tank of gas,I could not believe it.

I did alot of sledding around Wawa and 38 road but those rides did not require a trail pass.

[MaO3]

We've ridden nearly every weekend. Its been a good way to get through this winter.

I have to say the trails have been excellent this year. I've found that there really aren't many others out on them.

[Lance]

We did too, It was a Saturday on a nice sunny day on the march break and there still was not many people on the trails.

I guess the high trail pass prices are affecting the sport.

Lower prices and more people joining might be a strategy for OFSC to try.

I had fun but at $230 I doubt I will buy another trail permit.

[J*B]

Of course they are $180 prior to Dec. 1st, but I assume you already knew that.

[Lance]

I have alot of friends with sled but there not interested in $200 trail permits.

If they had $35 day pass they might get into it,so would many others.

Thats another thing they could try out. If I can get out 3 times a winter on the groomed trails I would be lucky.