7 Nights & 7 Fun Filled Days

Check in on Saturday February 27th,  2010.

   Check in to Wawa, Ontario on Saturday February 27th, 2010 – we will all meet and answer any questions that you may have on the great wilderness ride that we have planned for you.  We will have your  trail permits made out and ready for you – if you do not require one, please let us know when booking the vacation.  The cost of the trail permits will be approximately $120.00 Canadian per sled.  There is a hot tub and out door sauna to relax in tonight and we also have a large TV room that everyone can get acquainted with each other, have a game of cards or a few cocktails if they wish.

Sunday February 28th – after breakfast on our first day we will ride to Hearst – about 240 miles. Heated inside storage is available for the sleds at a cost of $5.00 per sled.  This is a good opportunity to give them a check over. The AAA hotel we are staying at tonight offers hot tubs, exercise room and sauna.  There is also a gentleman’s bar located just down the street.

  Monday March 1 – after breakfast we will be on our sleds and ready to go at 9:00 am.  We will ride to Cochrane.  The mileage is approximately 150.

  Tuesday March 2  – After breakfast we will head south to Timmins  to to  where we will be spending another great evening. We will have lots of things to do today with some great photo opportunities, and lots of places to play.

 Wednesday March 3 -  we will travel east today to Val Gagne where you will have different riding and scenery today.

 Thursday  March 4 – after breakfast we will head north to Cochrane  then over to Smooth Rock Falls then up to the Abitibi Canyon and back to Cochrane for the night.

   Friday March 5  - after breakfast we will ride over to Hornepayne – approximately 250 miles. We will be staying in a hotel which is located inside of a mall.  After a fantastic supper you may wish to relax in the lounge.

   Saturday March 6th – after breakfast we will start out on our last day of riding together as we head back to Wawa, about 160 miles. At the 100 mile mark we will stop for gas and lunch.  Upon our arrival in Wawa, everyone will have a chance to say goodbye to all of their new friends before loading up their sleds and heading out for home. Or you may choose to stay the night and leave in the morning -  a hot tub, sauna and a few cocktails makes for a great sleep and you are well rested for your drive home. This is the last tour of the season and tonight will be a good one.