snow measurments in nw wyoming (Poll)

[indyseriesnick]

I currently have a 1994 polaris indy lite (non-dlx or non-GT) with about 3800 miles on it. But the question is that ive known a lot of people that go out to wyoming every year and snowmobile around dubois, wy, and they have a cabin near union pass, in which they snowmobile there a lot. I havent gone snowmobiling out there yet (because im too young) but a lot of people have told me that my indy lite cant stand the deep powdered snow out there. it makes sence, but if you live, or have a cabin near dubois, or union pass, can you post here how deep has the snow gotten out there?

 

[Jonce]

Snow depth shouldn't be your only concern. Asking for snow depth can vary day to day. You could only have 6" of fresh on top of a hard pack layer and still have a snow depth of 40"+ or you could have no base and a fresh 40" of snow. It depends on when you go there. I think with your sled, the hills you are approaching will be the biggest obstacle. At minimum, you need to take these into account: track length/engine/clutching.

Regardless, its a blast out West no matter what sled you are on.

 

[WyoBoy1000]

If your friends have newer sleds you can't go where they do no matter what and it would be a pain in the butt. Upgrade your sled or go with people that don't care if your slow or cant make it