Lots Going on this week again + Update 3 PM

09:50 AM - March 02, 2020

Update 3 PM: #3 replaced three cleats. On Trail 23 from Nepisiguit to Rogers Lake. #1 on return from
Piston Alley and 503 is back up to Red Pine shelter, up the 507, over to Nine Mile Shelter
on Trail 22, return on 22 to the 301/22 intersection and will finish
back at Rogers Lake.

Monday, Mar 2nd, Club #1
-12 at post in Bathurst. We got the #1 back on the snow after a very proactive fix by our crew. Floated it to Bathurst from Rogers Lake on Saturday, removed the part Saturday Night, repaired it Sunday morning, installed it Sunday afternoon, floated it back to Rogers Lake last evening and put it on the trail last night to Piston Alley and Governors and over the 503. The #2 ran from the Host last night to Nepisiguit to back to Bass River and then to East Bathurst. The #3 will be on the trail out of Nepisiguit on Trail 23 after we change a few cleats.
This weeks events are the Wednesday night supper at the lodge plus our wings and mussel fest at Rogers Lake Lodge. This week’s Wednesday night supper is Chicken Cordon Bleu sponsored by Maurice Gas & Convenience and Service Master. On Saturday March 7th is our 12th annual Wings and Mussels fest sponsored by Boucher Machining, DonTech Industries, Steve’s Electric, City Center, Junction Lumber. Time is from 1 PM to 4 PM at Rogers Lake Lodge. All monies raised will go back into trail grooming for the Nepisiguit Snowmobile Club. Also on the same day Super Village Club #69 are having their Annual Steak Bar-B-Q Steak Dinner from 1 PM to 7Pm.
It looks like another great week of spring-like riding again this week. The weather so far this year has proven to be great for sledding and it appears that March is coming in with the same. March can be an up and down month weather wise, so to predict what weather we can get might be a bit of a stretch. We have only a month and a half of official sledding left here in New Brunswick and here is urging that you should be using safety in mind when doing so. We have had too many serious accidents so please remember to drive with care out on the trails.