Trails are open! Warm and dry weather the past few weeks has allowed the track to set up enough to be open for riding. Still a few soft/greasy spots here and there but good early season riding, especially for April 16th. We are in the process of putting out secondary signage, Click here for Maplelag trail map. Also reference Strava or Trailforks. Enjoy the early season dirt! More updates to come!
Looks like cooler weather to return. If it freezes at night, best to wait to mid/late afternoon to ride. Mornings could be greasy.
Trail passes can be purchased here. (Maplelag is privately family owned and operated resort with no outside funding. We are happy share the dirt and appreciate the support!)
Trails are drying out nicely after last weeks snow. The bike trails are open for riding! Sights and lot of sounds of spring echoing through the woods. A special time of year. Ice still on Little Sugarbush but melting fast this week. Should be off within a week.
Thanks to over a foot of new snow, and grooming on select trails, we had a great run of special late season skiing the first 10 days of April. Thanks everyone that came to ski and all the skiers and fat bikers that supported us this season. Can’t wait for next season! Just Ski
72″ of snow this season from November 15th-April 4th. We began grooming on November 17th and groomed daily on the entire trail system, only missing a few days on the last grooming March 19th.
Thank you to everyone that comes to Maplelag and supports the trails with season pass purchases and day passes . A MN State trail pass is NOT required to ski at Maplelag. The Maplelag trails are self funded by operations with no grants or state funding.
Snowfall YTD at 72″ April snowfall 13″. March snowfall 7″. Total snowfall in February at 11″. January at 15″. December: 17″. Snowfall in November: 7″. October precipitation (rain) at 2.7″ and around 1″ in September. Total precipitation ytd (rain) at Maplelag is at 25.12″.
Sun rise over Sap Run trail, April 16th, 2026. Moss lined singeltrack, April 16th, 2026.Little Sugarbush still ice covered but melting out fast! April 16th, 2026.Getting in more ski on the last remaining snow, April 12th, 2026.Crust skiing on North Loup, April 11th, 2026. Lots of snow, fully covered!Great skiing at the transition hour on groomed skate loop, April 11th, 2026.Friday skiers, April 10th, 2026.Great skating in the morning, April 10th, 2026.Early evening grooming, April 9th, 2026.Thursday skiers heading out for a skate ski, April 9th, 2026.Bob and Glenn skiing on Twin Lakes trail, April 9th, 2026.Early evening skiing on JibFly, April 8th, 2026.Tuesday skier on Twin Lakes! April 7th 2026.Laps on Sukkerbusk! April 7th, 2026.Trailside scene along Mother North Star, April 7th, 2026.Pile of snow with blue, evident of the high moisture content in this last snow event. Gliding down Mother North Star, April 7th, 2026.After striders on Sukkerbusk, April 6th, 2026.Monday morning on the trails! April 6th, 2026.Sunday striding on Sukkerbusk, April 5th, 2026.Evening groom, April 4th, 2026.Pisten Bully grooming on skate loop, April 4th, 2026.Setting track on Sukkerbusk, April 4th, 2026.Lots of fresh snow at Maplelag! April 4th, 2026. Friday skiers! April 3rd, 2026.Sap Run skier, April 3rd, 2026.Thursday evening grooming, April 2nd, 2026.
Trails are closed. Still spots of snow coverage from the early April snow storm. Before the snow, the frost was very close to coming out of the ground and the melt from the snow should help take the frost out completely. Once the snow melts off, it won’t be too long trails will be open for the dirt season.
We try to update on Trailbot if there are last minute opportunities but best to wait until the dirt season is officially on….stay tuned!
Thanks to over a foot of new snow, and grooming on select trails, we had a great run of special late season skiing. Trails are now closed until the remaining snow melts and trails dry up. Trail report on the trail report page.
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