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Hey, jK! Yeah, the remote location is great for outdoor sports, 'cause you never feel crowded. I road down to a 400 acre lake at the south end a couple weekends ago and there were only 3 shantys on it, about 10 guys fishing!
Othertimes it's a pain when you need something from the mainland you can't get here, sled parts are a good example. You have to get them shipped. Somedays the plane doesn't fly because of weather, so stuff sits on the other side 32 miles but only 15 minutes away!
But to be able to ride a sled right down the middle of the main street (at a safe speed, of course!) is something you just can't get away with except in a unpopulated place.
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 Sled fleet:
'04 AC T660 Turbo Trail
'04 AC Sabercat 600 EXT
'98 AC ZRT 600 (still in rehab process..)
'74 Mercury S/R 440, 'the rat'
'73 Suzuki Nomad 292 one-lunger
'71 Ski-Doo Olympique 399E (needs a piston)
'70 Allouette with a Sachs 290 single (it was free!)
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