Friday, June 17, 2011

Thanks ATV Nation!



Many thanks to the gang from ATVNation.com for chosing us to host their 2011 Ride! What an awesome group of people... some drove as long as 25 hours to come explore the Canadian trails. They found a little of everything - mud, sand, rocks, water crossings - and came upon some wildlife as well. It was a pleasure riding with this great group!



Friday, May 27, 2011

Good Start!




Spring fishing is really picking up! After losing the fishing contest in 2010, Jeff from the Trailer Park Boys beat the guys this year. This almost 5 lb bass sure helped his score!


Monday, May 9, 2011

Loving the Warm Weather

We can tell that Spring is really here, animals are everywhere. We saw an otter, a fox, a skunk, a grouse, 2 moose and a bear - all in the same day! The poor calf in the photo has been wandering around for several days, unfortunately his mother was killed and now he has to make it on his own.

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Back to Work

There's still piles of snow around the camp and some more flurries today...but the work never ends! Bruce has been grading the driveway, putting a new shower in the Raven's Cove cottage, assembling new BBQs, and measuring for a new floor in the Barn cottage.

Friday, March 11, 2011

BIG SNOW!


The snow is hitting us hard right now - with more to come!

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

The trails are still looking great...

but the sleds are not so good! It's been a fun season, but lots of breakdowns & accidents! We've had several cancellations due to broken sleds (it happens!) and two of our own snowmobiles died. The only one going strong was Jenn's little Polaris... but then she crashed it into a tree (it's totalled, she's not!) A big group from PA spent yesterday taking apart one of their sleds, only to discover they were sent the wrong parts. Oh well... MORE SNOW EXPECTED THIS WEEKEND!








Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Some Trails Open



Our first group of snowmobilers came from Kirkland Lake this weekend... they had a lot of fun until the broken ankle! At least he's still smiling (or trying to!)
Some of the trails are now open around Matachewan and north, but still waiting for more snow south of Elk Lake.