I am in the process of buying new sleds. I have the option to try them this weekend. I am in the Kelowna area and not sure where to go to try them out. I was thinking about going up Goudie. I also thought about Greystokes but don't want to pay$$$ just because it is our first time. I may buy a family pass but want to try them out first... Any suggestions would be great. Thanks in advance.
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Dazzler
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I don't know the Kelowna area but maybe shoot tnt-salvage a pm, he is in your area and would likely know were you could find snow?
bobsledder
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You were asking how to get out without buying a trailpass and nobody supported you.........now your feelings are hurt. lol
powdershred
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greystokes has a club up highway 33 goudie is a lot lower you could ride there if you want to wreck something on your new sled you didnt buy yet
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Lund
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You could go to Pennask on connector or Brenda mines out of Peachland, they will have plenty of snow to test out new sleds.
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BackCountry81
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trail pass sucks if youre only out for a quick ride, but Greystokes is so close to home there that the fuel cost to get yourself up the coq. to find snow would pretty much even that out...
what sleds are you looking at / from where? talk to your dealer.. they will have all the info on good riding conditions..
what sleds are you looking at / from where? talk to your dealer.. they will have all the info on good riding conditions..
John Cambell
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Brenda Mines,Pennask, Sun set main..... Free of Charge. No strings attached. Lots of room to go sledding. Untouched power in certain areas.
John Cambell
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Sunset Main, is about the same drive to greystokes. Depending where you live of course.
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