Pack gas

[TDR]

And it goes a long ways. Just have to be mindful of the weather. If it changes it’s not a lot of fun finding your way back in a white out. Get someone that knows the back to go with you the first time. Few spots you need to know where to go to navigate safely.

 

[C of Red]

I’ve never been to Renshaw but this sounds like a party a guy doesn’t want to miss.

 

[tko sled ed]

I’ve never been to Renshaw but this sounds like a party a guy doesn’t want to miss.

I can give ya a tour of renshaw curtis

 

[Teth-Air]

Honestly since switching to Polaris in 2013, we never pack gas anymore. And run 60-80 kms/ day in the deep stuff. They have big tanks and they don't use much fuel. Ski-doo is pretty close too. Sometimes a bit more, sometimes a bit less, usually within 10% difference. The main trails in Revy are groomed and even though the cabins are a fair way in they have no load engine on the sleds getting there.

 

[gunner3006]

We have a good poke into our riding here. In fact there are lots of guys that skimmer fuel in. I’ve tried a few different setups. I’ve also switched up my style the last few years. Find myself making it a goal to burn it all. I always run a caddy now.

 

[1200]

Ive seen plenty of people with no gas can or extra plugs no flashlight no tools . crazy

 

[Dawizman]

Some areas I won't bother with extra gas. Belle in McBride for one. Anywhere else I always pack at least one mountain addiction can. Two if I know it will be a long day. I haven't had the need for more than one yet, but I'd sure be happy to have it if I got stuck overnight.

 

[Got boost want snow]

Most days in the kakwa area we need extra, it is pretty much 30 miles each way of groomed trail plus whatever we ride extra. On an average day I make 150-200km this of course depends on who I'm riding with.