BEAST News Update 11 Oct, 2020

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BEAST News Update 11 Oct 2020

BEAST Trail Work Day Sat Oct 17, 2020

I hope everyone is having a good Thanksgiving weekend amid the latest Covid-19 restrictions. As you may or may not know the BEAST snowmobile club is working with Beckwith Township to extend the 4th line of Beckwith road allowance from Hwy 15, at the lights in Franktown, to the OVRT. This addition will help us in many ways. It will allow us to groom earlier because the trail will be clean of stumps and stones and also high and dry. The previous route (305) was through private property and it had two water courses that needed time to freeze up before grooming activities could proceed.
This new route is spectacular this time of year. The trail is cut through a maple bush and the colours this year are somewhat overwhelming. We think you will be impressed.
Anyways, the reason for this notice is to ask for your help with our final push to finish the work required with our agreement with Beckwith Township. All the chainsaw and equipment work is complete but we need to cleanup the brush that is leftover. We have arranged for the use of 2 wood chippers for Saturday October 17th. That is next weekend. What we need from you is manual effort to feed the chippers.
We will be attacking the work from both ends of the trail. If you are arriving by ATV you can access the work area at the OVRT. If you are accessing by car/truck you can access the work area at Hwy 15 at the traffic lights at Franktown. The gravel road west of the lights dead ends at the trail.
What you will need to bring, PPE such as safety glasses, ear protection, layered sturdy clothing, warm and durable boots and work gloves. Perhaps some water and snacks.
There will be food arranged at some point mid day compliments of the BEAST.
START TIME: 8:30 a.m.
If you can contribute some time for this please reply to info@thebeast.ca with the name(s) of people you will be bringing and how you will be arriving. ATV or vehicle.
Hoping to see many volunteers out to finish the work. Ciao for now.
Ian Edwards, BEAST President

BEAST News Update, 30 Sept 2020

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BEAST News Update 30 Sept 2020

UCSR Sled Raffle 2020

RAFFLE

2020 Upper Canada Snowmobile Region / District 1 Snowmobile Draw

Two 2020 Skidoo Renegade 900 ACE Adrenaline and a 2021 Triton Covered Trailer. Total Value $29,860

Tickets are $5 each with 15,000 tickets printed.

See all of the details at www.ucsr.ca/lottery

Locations to buy tickets(list will be updated as tickets are distributed) or contact us at info@thebeast.ca:

  • Blacks Corners Motorsports
  • Carleton Place Marine
  • Christopher’s Meats 6146 Perth St, Richmond
  • Clayton General Store
  • Perth Powersports and Marine
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BEAST News Update 7 Sept 2020

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BEAST News Update 7 Sept 2020

 

2021 Ontario Snowmobile Trail Permits now Available

Permits now on sale for 2021 season! Support the trails where you ride and select Beautiful Eastern Association of Snowmobile Trails (BEAST) as your club. Early bird fees remain same as last season. Sign up for Rider Advantage Confidence Bonus which takes effect should trails require closure due to COVID-19. It’s important to purchase your permit early so clubs receive the funds they need to prepare for the season. Visit permits.ofsc.on.ca today!

It’s all systems go!

Get your 2021 Ontario Snowmobile Trail Permit today and support 30,000 kms of trails, 300 groomers, 6000 volunteers and 18,000 landowners. Plus, buy online before October and take advantage of a limited-time Rider Advantage Bonus. Full details online.

Visit permits.ofsc.on.ca and get your permit today!

UCSR Board of Directors Meeting

See the following link for information on Upper Canada Snowmobile Region Board of Directors Meeting.

https://www.facebook.com/events/298242191610023

OFSC News Update from August 11, 2020

(Barrie, ON – August 11, 2020) – As the voice of organized snowmobiling and a recognized leader for powersports tourism and recreation in this province, the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) is developing new strategies to ensure the health and safety of its volunteers, landowners and riders for the coming snowmobile season.
The OFSC believes these initiatives will deliver the best possible trail riding experiences for snowmobilers, while helping to sustain up to $3.3 Billion of snowmobiling-related economic activity that is so important to Ontario’s northern and rural communities each winter.

OFSC Post from June 11, 2020

We hope you’re doing well and making the most of spring. Currently, we know that the State of Emergency in Ontario has been extended to the end of June, however, as the re-opening of the economy is well underway, we remain optimistic and continue to monitor the latest developments as part of our planning process….

Read More: https://www.ofsc.on.ca/2020/06/11/ofsc-planning-for-a-great-season/

UCSR News

UCSR News. Our longtime Upper Canada Snowmobile Region District Manager John Boals retired just recently in March. We thank him for his many years of service and contribution to our district and snowmobiling. John’s farewell message can be viewed at the following link. https://ucsr.ca/

Also the UCSR has just announced that Darin McRae will be the new UCSR District Manager. Congratulations to Darin our past President of the BEAST and active volunteer. The UCSR announcement can be viewed at the following link. https://ucsr.ca/2020may4.pdf