Heading to orloff tomorrow and wondering if anybody local to the area could tell me how much snow is their out there. We have to make the 5km trip in from the staging area and wondering if I should be taking my quad( thought for sure before recent snow) or if there is enough snow for my sled ( it likes to overheat pulling my otter sled in if there isn't enough snow).
Thanks
Food for thought
We are heading there this weekend and we only have quads, going to be interesting to see how this turns out...
Where abouts is the staging area?
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There is not a lot of snow but a sled is always a better idea. But why would you sled or quad when you can drive in the comfort of a heated vehicle?? Orloff isn't a difficult to access lake anymore...
There is not a lot of snow but a sled is always a better idea. But why would you sled or quad when you can drive in the comfort of a heated vehicle?? Orloff isn't a difficult to access lake anymore...
The road in better now? Was pretty rutty and side hilly when i was last there but that was a few years back.
There is not a lot of snow but a sled is always a better idea. But why would you sled or quad when you can drive in the comfort of a heated vehicle?? Orloff isn't a difficult to access lake anymore...
From which side? I've been in on the south, how do you get there from the north? I see trucks coming in that way.
There is not a lot of snow but a sled is always a better idea. But why would you sled or quad when you can drive in the comfort of a heated vehicle?? Orloff isn't a difficult to access lake anymore...
There's enough snow on the lake to keep the sleds cool. To much snow for a quad to drive around anywhere quick.
Me and the group I go with spent an hour cleaning up garbage on the trail on the way out. How can someone treat a provincial park that way is horrible bet those people don't do that if I catch them......