Just did a mapquest search and it says it's like 5 hours away. Is that about right?
Does it really take 5 hrs to get to P-kill from Montreal?
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that sounds about right its deffinately within a half hour of that.
I think the real question is: "Why would you get there when Bromont is so nearby?" 
Ok....wait a minute...is Bromont supposed to be "better" than P-Kill?
wow...that's cool. I hear P-Kill has killer riding!
But then again, you barely have the freedom of riding 4 hours to Whistler to ride, what makes you think you'll be able to go to P-Kill? :devil:
But then again, you barely have the freedom of riding 4 hours to Whistler to ride, what makes you think you'll be able to go to P-Kill? :devil:
That does it. You are now banned from riding in Canada.
Acadian said:
5 hrs sounds about rite....it's around 4 hrs from boston..as for bromont being better than pkill...bromont has more elevation..it's fast and flowy...cool bridges ..a few drops and kickers..and pkill may not be as big but for what it lacks in size it makes up in abundance or trails,drops,jumps and stunts....i've been there at least a half dozen weekends and every time i go i fined new trails and drops.. from 2 ft to 10 ft.. all over the mountain..the place has soooo much it's hard to ride it all in one weekend..it's a great place to hone your skills cuz it has a lot of everything ....don't get me wrong i love bromont..but if you've never been to platty..what the hell you waiting for get your a$$ down there ..you definitely wont regret it..it's worth every minute of a 5 hour drive
P-kill is smaller than Bromont?? Son of a bitch....that's it... I'm not moving home....
Hmm. I had no idea that Iceface had riding...that's good to know!
Mt. Ste Anne should be pretty decent too. I would hope anyway!
Mt. Ste Anne should be pretty decent too. I would hope anyway!
I fly home for good on the 25th....Jozz said:
And Mt. Ste Anne is steep eh? I'll take that challenge....
- Lower Joyride/Snoqualmie Black Forest Guy
when i was at bromont. some of the local guys were saying that mt. st. anne has like twice the elevation of bromont and twice the amount of trails..i'd definitely like to check that place out but that is a loooong way from the Boston area
it's at least a 7 hr drive...i've done it twice, and heading up NE from the split @ magog is the most boring drive outside of kansas.
Plattekill.....hmmm.... is it a coincidence that "plate" is boring in french?
yeah yeah....we'll see.... pffft....
nah, i was referring to the drive from boston to MSA; the plattekill roadtrip ain't as bad.MMike said:
MMIKE flying to Montreal!!! WOO OOOO!
we have to met this time, any riding place, Bromont, MSA, ValléP... DOH! this one is close now.
I'm in vacation next 2 weeks, and planning to bike and paddle a lot, so drop me an email where I can contact you for planning a riding date.
see you
we have to met this time, any riding place, Bromont, MSA, ValléP... DOH! this one is close now.
I'm in vacation next 2 weeks, and planning to bike and paddle a lot, so drop me an email where I can contact you for planning a riding date.
see you
Mont saint anne eats up both bromont and p-kill and spits them outMMike said:
don't get me wrong i've ridden them all extensively and love them all to death but you have not seen techinical until you ride MSA , the world cup course alone will eat 98% of the riders out there, then there are all the marked and non marked trails
Looking forward to it...
(almost as much as flying back to Whistler with my bike)
(almost as much as flying back to Whistler with my bike)
and is that supposed to be considered "fun"?sirbikealot said:
Considering the fact that I like riding at N*, I'd have to say that technical/challenging runs appeal to me - But do or die type of runs don't do it for me...