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carole · 03-04-2005, 09:28 PM

I am a bit disappointed in those snowmobilers who show little regard for the summits they ride up to. I am referring to Mt. Straightback and Mt. Major specifically. In the past I have seen tracks riding all over the vegetation on both summits and with the nice new snow I am seeing this pattern repeated. Last weekend (Sunday) someone rode all over the blueberry fields on Mt. Straightback and just today a snowmobiler left dozens of bloody tissue pieces just before the summit of Major. There were no hiker tracks. This was done by a snowmobiler. Is this really needed? It spoils it for others.

03-04-2005, 09:28 PM	#1
carole Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 26 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	snowmobilers damage I am a bit disappointed in those snowmobilers who show little regard for the summits they ride up to. I am referring to Mt. Straightback and Mt. Major specifically. In the past I have seen tracks riding all over the vegetation on both summits and with the nice new snow I am seeing this pattern repeated. Last weekend (Sunday) someone rode all over the blueberry fields on Mt. Straightback and just today a snowmobiler left dozens of bloody tissue pieces just before the summit of Major. There were no hiker tracks. This was done by a snowmobiler. Is this really needed? It spoils it for others.