2006-05-28 Tatamagouche
Highead Ride from Tatamagouche:
"And then there were 3." Rockhound, Ian XR650R and Pathfinder left the North Shore Snowmobile Club around 11:00am and headed for Highead. Our first stop was Shatter Lake. Pathfinder very soon discovered the limits of the Yamaha's suspension on the rocks. We were however realy impressed with how the small bike handled the ugliest of trails. We continued on and made our way up to Highead with a couple of wrong turns along the way! Great day for viewing - it was a little too hazy though to see the Fixed Link. We then ended up at the top of Ski Wentworth where we saw their new ponds for snowmaking - very impressive, except there isn't much water in them. Our journey then took us to Hart Lake near Folly Lake where Pathfinder gave us a tour of the Girl Guide Camp. He and his wife are very involved with it. A 1st class facility. We then headed back to the Club via Trout Lake, Little Snare Lake and Byers Lake. Had a great ride, about 65km, hope to see more out next time.
Read More"And then there were 3." Rockhound, Ian XR650R and Pathfinder left the North Shore Snowmobile Club around 11:00am and headed for Highead. Our first stop was Shatter Lake. Pathfinder very soon discovered the limits of the Yamaha's suspension on the rocks. We were however realy impressed with how the small bike handled the ugliest of trails. We continued on and made our way up to Highead with a couple of wrong turns along the way! Great day for viewing - it was a little too hazy though to see the Fixed Link. We then ended up at the top of Ski Wentworth where we saw their new ponds for snowmaking - very impressive, except there isn't much water in them. Our journey then took us to Hart Lake near Folly Lake where Pathfinder gave us a tour of the Girl Guide Camp. He and his wife are very involved with it. A 1st class facility. We then headed back to the Club via Trout Lake, Little Snare Lake and Byers Lake. Had a great ride, about 65km, hope to see more out next time.
