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jetskier · 12-27-2008, 12:16 PM

Hi all,

We went out for a ride today and the trails around Rt 106 in Laconia (Prison Loop/Woods/Tracks) are extremely thin. There are a number of exposed rocks and logs. In addition, washouts are numerous; we only got stuck temporarily in one of them. The trails are very icy, so studs are pretty much a must.

The most entertaining part of the ride was when we found out that a few kids had gone down the trail 1/2 mile by Pedal Pushers in a Pontiac. Apparently, it is shown as a road on GPS and they blindly followed the GPS. They got to a washout and turned around. At that point, they could not get back up the hill. We went over to the barn to ask the snowcat to go pull them out; they were not thrilled (I would not have been either).

Jetskier

12-27-2008, 12:16 PM	#11
jetskier Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: North Reading, MA and South Down Shores Posts: 850 Thanks: 57 Thanked 183 Times in 114 Posts	Very Scratchy and Stupidity Knows no Bounds Hi all, We went out for a ride today and the trails around Rt 106 in Laconia (Prison Loop/Woods/Tracks) are extremely thin. There are a number of exposed rocks and logs. In addition, washouts are numerous; we only got stuck temporarily in one of them. The trails are very icy, so studs are pretty much a must. The most entertaining part of the ride was when we found out that a few kids had gone down the trail 1/2 mile by Pedal Pushers in a Pontiac. Apparently, it is shown as a road on GPS and they blindly followed the GPS. They got to a washout and turned around. At that point, they could not get back up the hill. We went over to the barn to ask the snowcat to go pull them out; they were not thrilled (I would not have been either). Jetskier