Oak Hill Crew ATV, Kayaking, Outdoor fun

For JeepJeep's birthday we went kayaking! It was the first time Snacks and Real Rookie had been in a kayak before. We put in on the Magaguadavic River at the bridge in Brockway and pulled out just before the Flume Ridge bridge and it took us about 5 hours to make it the twisty, turny 14kms (8.5 miles) We saw ducks, beavers, turtles, fish, heron and for the last hour and a half had an eagle lead us down the river. It was quiet, calm and super relaxing for the first 90%. The last 10% had some small rapids, testing out the skills for the newbs to prepare them for our next kayak adventure on the St. Croix River, hopefully soon before it gets too cold! Have fun with us, and let us know if you like being out on the water!

We'd heard about Turtle Mountain some time ago and had been wanting to make a trip up for a while. We finally got the chance to take the majority of the crew up in July, and man.. were we in for a surprise. Just outside of Grand Bay-Westfield, we parked off exit 8 and took the power line in; which was wet but nothing challenging. Once we came to the trail road, that was quick and deceptive until we came to the ATV bridge. It was all downhill and uphill and downhill after that. In the videos we'd watched and reviews we'd read it just says it's not for beginners.. well that is putting it mildly. It is absolutely not for beginners. I don't know if we'd go as far as to say it's advanced, but you really need to be either very confident in both your and your machine's abilities or have someone willing to move your machine if you're not able to. It was both physically and mentally demanding, not to mention hard on rigging. Shortly after the ATV bridge, with about 13kms of trail ahead, we met a pair of lovely women who were hiking to the top. They beat us, meeting us every stop along the way, and helped coach us up the very top, and most tricky part. Many thanks to them for the laughs and help. The view was 100% worth it. We had a ton of fun peppered with some hairy moments.We ended the day covered in dirt, sweat and a sense of accomplishment. We conquered Turtle Mountain... and no, we won't be going back. That is pretty much a one and done scenario. We hope you have fun watching and we hope you will get out and try this trail too, if you haven't already ;)

A small portion of our crew headed up to Saint John New Brunswick to do some ATV trails we've never seen and scout the area for the rest of the crew. We took out 2 of the Kawasaki Bruteforce 750's and the Canam Outlander 850 XMR. We like to know what we're getting everyone into when the whole crew goes. It was a great day! We found some classic dirt highways with stunning scenery, steep technical trails, a bit of mud, rock quarries and pits - it was great to see a mix of everything. We checked out beaches, a dam, had some accidental jumps and generally had no idea where we were going! The Boss and Miss My Phone had to face some fears and tackle some steep, rocky terrain but it was worth it! We hope you enjoy exploring with us and if you've done these trails before let us know which ones were your faves! #atv #newtoys #canamoutlander #xmr850 #kawasaki #bruteforce750 #mudding #wheelies #newbrunswick #oakhillcrew #ohcnb #saintjohn #gravelpit #bosslady #explore #scoutmission

The second half of the McAdam trip; Getting Home! It's a long ride so we had to cut it into 2 parts, especially since there was so much mud, water and fun. The water war truce was off for the trip home and Real Rookie tried hard to make up for the lost opportunities on the way up. We hope you have fun watching!

We took a quick (10 hour) run to McAdam, so we had to break this up into 2 parts. Welcome to 'Getting There'! We found a lot of water, and some mucky muck. We had a water war truce for the drive up since our plan was to find a place to eat once we got there and no one wanted to be wet and uncomfortable for the whole day. It was great to be out after so much rain kept us in, and we hope you enjoy the ride with us!