Around here, a perfect day on the trails usually means chasing deep mud holes, navigating washed-out water crossings, and getting a little messy. But this week, the Oak Hill Crew loaded up the utility trailer behind the 2026 Can-Am XMR 850 for a completely different kind of trail delivery. We weren’t just hunting down fresh tracks—we were delivering a massive, custom wooden picnic table to its brand-new, permanent home at the mouth of Canoose.

This project was a true team effort from start to finish. The Oak Hill Crew paid for the raw materials, our friends at WCCATV Club 58 stepped up to coordinate the entire project layout, and the incredibly talented students over at St. Stephen High School (SSHS) did an absolute stellar job building it.

Because we can never do things the boring way, the delivery ride itself became an instant classic memory. As the XMR 850 crawled slowly down the muddy New Brunswick backcountry routes, Miss My Phone and The Boss hopped right onto the trailer, sat themselves down at the table with their mugs, and had a casual coffee chat while getting towed deep into the woods.

Once we safely made it to the site, the crew unloaded the build and got it perfectly leveled out on the scenic overlook for the whole community to enjoy. Before packing up, we made sure to bolt down the custom metal plaque to keep it official:

"Donated by Oak Hill Crew members of the WCCATV Club built by SSHS."

A massive thank you goes out to WCCATV Club 58, the awesome SSHS students, and all the local volunteers who give back to our Atlantic Canada trail systems.

Want to see exactly how Miss My Phone and The Boss managed a coffee chat on a moving trailer behind an open throttle? Check out the full video edit over on our channel, subscribe to follow along on our next runs, and remember—keep the rubber side down and embrace a bit of mud!

👊 A Bit of Mud