Trail 7, North of Gaylord

Location: 3 Miles North of Main Street Gaylord MI

Located on Trail #7 also known as North Central State Trail

1,310 thoughts on “Trail 7, North of Gaylord”
  1. Travis

    Great idea! Very cool

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  2. YAMAHA DAVE

    Love the Cam were about is this on trail #7 looks like Vanderbilt ?

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    • switty

      It is just about 3.5 miles north of M-32 in Gaylord on Trail 7. At night you will see a light on. (most of the time)

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      • Jon

        thank you so much for keeping this going… it is nice to sit and watch it and imagine being there when you cant be…. lol thank you

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        • switty

          I agree! Some people look at me oddly when I show them the camera. They say “so that’s it?” They just don’t get it and probably never will. #snowmobileblood

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  3. Scott Snow

    Awesome cam!

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    • switty

      Thank you!

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  4. Yvonne Rosell

    Great!!! Thank you

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  5. Craig

    Kool…

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  6. Nick

    Please let me know when “steve” is on the trails. I will stay home. Drinking and driving isn’t acceptable in our society. Ride all day have fun and drink when your sled is parked for the night. Love the open mic with the cam.

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  7. Nick

    Awesome camera day or night. Need more through out the trails. Great job!!

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    • switty

      Thanks! We hope to have the old camera setup this summer in the same location but facing north.

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  8. Steve

    What kind of rules or Laws are they on trails about drinking etc.? Also what kind of emergency help like rescue squads on snowmobiles in case a ” serious” accident would occur are you required to have a registration so that you would be known that your out on a trail and check out when done using?

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    • switty

      Hi Steve. Many of the rules are the same as for cars. The blood alcohol limit is the same. If you cannot drive a car, you are not allowed to drive a snowmobile. In terms of help on the trails, there is not a system to know who is out on the trail and where. Typically it is not advised to snowmobile alone for this reason. It is always best to have a riding buddy! And who wouldn’t want to go riding!? 🙂

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  9. Charlie Brown

    This is so coll I love snow.

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    • switty

      Thanks! Hope you can get out to ride the trails some time!

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  10. lou

    love the new cam thank you so very much

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    • switty

      Thanks! It is much better image and having it stream through youtube makes it much more accessible! Glad you like it!

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