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The Keeweena Peninsula to Houghton area trails generally follow the old railroad and trails that served the old copper mines. Can be hilly, rocky, windy and some water holes. My son married a gal from there and has rode it several times. Weather-wise it is surrounded on 3 sides by Lake Superior so the conditions can be variable. It's very pretty. South Dakota riding is quite popular around the Black Hills area.

If you live in Missouri I would suggest South Dakota. Close option for you. Plenty of info on the Internet. Upper Peninsula of Michigan is great and very scenic. From Ironwood up to Copper Harbor there are miles of great trails. There is not as much riding in Montana as you would think. Tons of private land and lots of Forest Service land with restrictions against motorized use. Most opportunities are located in northern Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and South Dakota. To your west and southwest there are quite a few other options.

That's a really nice rig your brother bought. 👍 I must admit to you gentlemen that like Freedomflyer I have joined the dark side. The Rubicon is up for sale. I bought a 2024 Yamaha Grizzly 700 EPS XT-R. Pick it up from the dealer probably Thursday. Go ahead and jab away guys. 😄

Pair that with DCT and you will really run out of things to fix. Then with EPS you don't even feel like you're steering. 😁

That sure stinks 😩

I rode mine a couple days ago. Stayed at my buddy's hunting shack. Two guys rode in his Can-Am Commander and I rode my Rubicon. Rode through the woods to tour one of the last remaining CCC camps. Then continued our loop back to the shack. 51 miles total. Saw a bunch of whitetail deer and ruffed grouse along with the usual eagles. Beautiful 50 degree day.

You bet!! Purebred Bichon Frise. Out of 5,200 miles on my Rubicon she's rode about 5,000 and stayed at a half dozen hunting camps. She's not gun-shy either. 🙂

I made my own with wood.

Hey Wilson, I'm still wondering why your arm was in the toilet to nearly get sucked down. 😁

What a pain!!

Excellent riding conditions with only 4" of snow. Good thing we got this cold snap. Firm up the wet areas and lakes.

It's only -8 here, rather tropical.

Happy New Year guys 🥳

I have the 20V DeWalt 12" saw. I carry it for clearing trails. I have cut the occasional tree off the trail up to 10". Nice to not have to start a saw every few minutes. Cleaned up 5 miles of trail with it last year. Just know that some of these saws don't have bar oil pumps. They are kind of a gravity wick type affair and will leak out when the saw is just sitting. Laying it on its side will alleviate this somewhat.

Ditto!!