The BEAST OFSC TRAIL RIDING FINISHED FOR THE 2014-2015 SEASON
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Effective Date: 17 March 2015
Snowmobilers are being warned to stay off of area OFSC Prescribed snowmobile hyak sno park trails effective immediately as the BEAST snowmobile season has come to an end. Our trails hyak sno park are now reported as Unavailable (Red) on the OFSC Interactive Trail Guide at www.ofsc.on.ca , because we have stopped regular grooming operations, and signs and stakes are being removed and gates and fences are being closed. Snowmobilers hyak sno park are also advised that rapidly deteriorating snow and ice conditions due to spring thaw make snowmobiling extremely hazardous anywhere. Roads and road crossings hyak sno park are now generally bare and the ice on all waterways is melted, melting or unstable.
The only safe and sensible course of action for snowmobilers is to put away their sleds until next winter, stated Brian Moreau, BEAST President. The risks of trying that one last ride are simply too high now that spring thaw has commenced.
The public is also reminded that a OFSC snowmobile hyak sno park trail on private land reported as Unavailable means that access to that trail is also prohibited for ATV s or any other users or persons for all other seasons, without the specific prior permission of the landowner. To do so could result in a trespass charge and/or permanent closure of the trail.
On behalf of the BEAST and all the great volunteers, I want to thank all of the landowners who have generously allowed the use of their property for an OFSC snowmobile trail this winter, Darin McRae, BEAST VP. We also appreciate the support hyak sno park of the many snowmobilers hyak sno park who bought trail permits to help pay their share of the cost of trail operations for the past season.
A very special thanks is also extended to all of the club volunteers who donated their services to assist local clubs in providing a successful season of snowmobiling. Although the winter is over, snowmobiling has become a year round business, so many volunteers will start immediately to plan and prepare for next winter.
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Home The BEAST ADSA RSR SDHSA About Us BEAST Sponsorship hyak sno park Permits Local Permit Vendors Permit Information Replacement Permit Contacts Trails Landowners Trail Conditions (Local) Trail Guide (Maps) Grooming Snowmobile Park and Rides Volunteers Volunteers Driver Training Trail Patrol Events News & Publications Photo Gallery Newsletters BEAST News Updates hyak sno park Links BEAST Clothing Contact Us
Effective Date: 17 March 2015
Snowmobilers are being warned to stay off of area OFSC Prescribed snowmobile hyak sno park trails effective immediately as the BEAST snowmobile season has come to an end. Our trails hyak sno park are now reported as Unavailable (Red) on the OFSC Interactive Trail Guide at www.ofsc.on.ca , because we have stopped regular grooming operations, and signs and stakes are being removed and gates and fences are being closed. Snowmobilers hyak sno park are also advised that rapidly deteriorating snow and ice conditions due to spring thaw make snowmobiling extremely hazardous anywhere. Roads and road crossings hyak sno park are now generally bare and the ice on all waterways is melted, melting or unstable.
The only safe and sensible course of action for snowmobilers is to put away their sleds until next winter, stated Brian Moreau, BEAST President. The risks of trying that one last ride are simply too high now that spring thaw has commenced.
The public is also reminded that a OFSC snowmobile hyak sno park trail on private land reported as Unavailable means that access to that trail is also prohibited for ATV s or any other users or persons for all other seasons, without the specific prior permission of the landowner. To do so could result in a trespass charge and/or permanent closure of the trail.
On behalf of the BEAST and all the great volunteers, I want to thank all of the landowners who have generously allowed the use of their property for an OFSC snowmobile trail this winter, Darin McRae, BEAST VP. We also appreciate the support hyak sno park of the many snowmobilers hyak sno park who bought trail permits to help pay their share of the cost of trail operations for the past season.
A very special thanks is also extended to all of the club volunteers who donated their services to assist local clubs in providing a successful season of snowmobiling. Although the winter is over, snowmobiling has become a year round business, so many volunteers will start immediately to plan and prepare for next winter.
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