Our Radar Run and trail stop is this Saturday the 8th, 10 – 3 pm next to trail #49 at 6 Mile Road. Need to be 18 years of age to run, cost is $3 a run or 4 for $10. Check your speed against the radar gun. We have a 800+ foot groomed track to test your speed. Come on out and watch eat hot dogs and drink our World Famous Secret Recipe Hot Cocoa or bring your sled check its speed. Port-a-John on site.

Via Sault Ste. Marie Snowmobile Association on Facebook

Website Report – 2/04

Trails are in excellent shape. Our Radar run is Feb 8, have you made your plans to come out and check your speed on Saturday?

Join us on Facebook also.

Sault Ste. Marie to Brimley, Trail #8 – Base 4-8 inches -Trail is in Excellent Condition. Go with the flow of traffic on the bridge in Brimley!

Brimley to Raco, Trail #8 – Base 5 – 10 inches -Trail is in Excellent Condition. Make sure you go with the flow of traffic when crossing the bridge in Brimley or you will be ticketed!!!!!

Raco to Naomikong Trail #8 [where Paradise meets us], Trail #8 <[p>Base 5-12 inches – Trail is in Excellent Condition. The wind is blowing and drifts form quickly after grooming.

Sault Ste. Marie City Trail, Trails #497, #449, parts of #8 & #49 –

Base 4-7 inches – Trail is in Excellent Condition. Downtown trail is open, marked. Snowplows will fill in some spots between grooms. City curfew is from 1am – 6 am. Remember most City streets are open to traffic, 20 mph, stop at all intersections, and ride the right hand side of street not on side walks. Watch for closed streets that are posted, mainly around the hospital, university, and state trunk lines.

Sault Ste. Marie to Kinross, Trail #49 –

Base 4-8 inches – Trail is inexcellent condition.Condition. When the trail is running along roads make sure you go with the flow of traffic on the right side of the road. All wet spots frozen. Drifts form quickly.

Kinross loop and south to Pickford, parts of Trail #49, #494, #472

Base 4 – 8 inches – Trail is inexcellent condition,

Kinross to Raco/Rudyard, Trail # #480 & #472

Base 4-8 inches – Trail is in good to excellent Condition, The trail has been groomed completely and the water hole has been fixed. Watch for deer!

The Downtown Trail has been groomed, and it is marked. Since it used portions of parking lanes and crosses many streets there may be piles of snow pushed up from plowing streets and lots..

Base: 7 inches

Snowfall Past 24 hours: 0 inches

Last Grooming: Groomers are out on a daily basis

Current Trail Conditions: Excellent

Sault Ste. Marie Snowmobile Association

Feb 3, 2014 – Come and Ride! The snow God’s have been good to us this year! The trails on both ends of the island are in awesome shape.

We have about 2 ft of snow on the ground and the groomers are out there getting the trails ready for you to enjoy.

As always ride safely!

Base: 12 inches

Snowfall Past 24 hours: 2 inches

Last Grooming: 2/2/14

Current Trail Conditions: Excellent

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The ICE BRIDGE TO CANADA IS NOW OPEN!
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
Travelers entering from Canada must report directly to the reporting station on Drummond Island during the established hours of 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday through Sunday. The number of days that the reporting station is open has been reduced due to the low volume of people using the ice bridge. The Drummond Island reporting station will be closed this year Monday through Thursday. The official CBP Reporting Station is located at the Drummond Island Yacht Haven Dock.

Entering at any other location or outside of these hours is prohibited and violators could be assessed a $5000 fine.

Planning ahead can expedite your crossing:

• Proper documents include passports, passport cards, enhanced driverÂ’s licenses and CBPÂ’s Trusted Traveler Cards – NEXUS, FAST and SENTRI.
• Be prepared to declare merchandise purchased or acquired in Canada.
• Declare “Duty-Free goods” even if purchased at “Duty-Free” stores.
• Before leaving for the trip, obtain a “Know Before You Go” brochure available on the CBP Web page, www.cbp.gov.
• Do not attempt to bring unauthorized fruits, meats, and dairy products into the United States.
• Do not attempt to import prohibited items, such as Cuban cigars. A complete list of restricted/prohibited goods can be obtained at www.cbp.gov.

For more information about obtaining a passport or passport card, please visit the Department of State website at www.travel.state.gov.

For additional information on states issuing enhanced driverÂ’s licenses or any of CBPÂ’s trusted traveler programs, which are document options under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), please visit the CBP website at www.cbp.gov.

800-999-6343

Lodging Special: 3rd night FREE (excludes President’s weekend)

Pins Bar & Grill, next to the trail open 5pm-9pm daily except Sundays open 4pm-8pm. Nightly dinner specials. Friday Fish, Saturday Prime Rib 906-493-1004