Bike trails open this week. Dusting of new snow on Sunday. Not quite enough to groom but frozen ground and dry snow making for nice fat biking conditions. (Plus bike work as well)
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Ski Trail Report
A thin dusting of snow today. We did groom around 5km of trail but need more snow and grooming before we can open the trails for skiing. Doesn’t look like we will get anywhere close to the initial snow forecasted. A few more inches and we can possibly groom again and have some skiing in the mornings. Next best chance for snow looks to be Monday afternoon and if we do receive more snow, we will groom in the afternoon.
The bike trails remain open. Latest update on the Bike Trail Report.
Although this year was one of the lowest snow years to date on record, it was an opportunity to learn more about grooming, preparing the trails for winter and being prepared for future low snow years. For as long as we have been grooming, every year is different and what makes it interesting and enjoyable!
Thank you to everyone that has visited us this past year from the overnight guests to the day users. We appreciate it very much!
We will continue to update daily as we enjoy sharing what is happening on the trails, weather and nature.
On a side note, this winter with low snow and frozen ground has been favorable for cutting deadfall and windblown trees from storms and wind. Most of the woods we use for the wood fire stoves and campfires at Maplelag but bigger logs that have are not rotten we use for shelving, tables and other projects!
Ski Trail Report
Trails are now closed (mountain bike trails are open in the mornings this week for frozen dirt riding). Very light dusting of snow Thursday evening with much of it melting off from the strong March sun even though the air temps were in the upper 20’s on Friday. Chance for more accumulating snow Sunday and into early next week. If we do receive significant snow we will groom a few trails. Stay tuned!
It has been an up and down “spring” so far with temperatures. We continue to freeze at nights which is slowing the drying process but certainly not unusual consider how snowy March typically is. Little Sugarbush lake still ice covered with 4-6″ of ice depth with not much open water on edge. Most ponds are still frozen over.
The bike trails are open in the mornings this week for frozen dirt riding. Latest update on the Bike Trail Report.
Although this year was one of the lowest snow years to date on record, it was an opportunity to learn more about grooming, preparing the trails for winter and being prepared for future low snow years. For as long as we have been grooming, every year is different and what makes it interesting and enjoyable!
Thank you to everyone that has visited us this past year from the overnight guests to the day users. We appreciate it very much!
We will continue to update daily as we enjoy sharing what is happening on the trails, weather and nature.
On a side note, this winter with low snow and frozen ground has been favorable for cutting deadfall and windblown trees from storms and wind. Most of the woods we use for the wood fire stoves and campfires at Maplelag but bigger logs that have are not rotten we use for shelving, tables and other projects!
Ski Trail Report
Trails are now closed (mountain bike trails are open in the mornings this week for frozen dirt riding). Very light dusting of snow overnight. Chance for more accumulating snow Sunday and into early next week. If we do receive significant snow we will groom a few trails. Stay tuned!
It has been an up and down “spring” so far with temperatures. We continue to freeze at nights which is slowing the drying process but certainly not unusual consider how snowy March typically is. Little Sugarbush lake still ice covered with 4-6″ of ice depth with not much open water on edge. Most ponds are still frozen over.
The bike trails are open in the mornings this week for frozen dirt riding. Latest update on the Bike Trail Report.
Although this year was one of the lowest snow years to date on record, it was an opportunity to learn more about grooming, preparing the trails for winter and being prepared for future low snow years. For as long as we have been grooming, every year is different and what makes it interesting and enjoyable!
Thank you to everyone that has visited us this past year from the overnight guests to the day users. We appreciate it very much!
We will continue to update daily as we enjoy sharing what is happening on the trails, weather and nature.
On a side note, this winter with low snow and frozen ground has been favorable for cutting deadfall and windblown trees from storms and wind. Most of the woods we use for the wood fire stoves and campfires at Maplelag but bigger logs that have are not rotten we use for shelving, tables and other projects!
Bike Trail Report
Bike trails open for frozen dirt ridin this weekend. Dusting of snow Thursday evening but most of it melting off from the strong sun by later day. Best time to ride 8am-10am and off by 11am before softening, especially if sunny. Please note there is no signage out other than the permanent signage.
Significant snow possible Sunday-Tuesday. With cooler temps to remain in place, we will groom at least 8km of trail if we do receive snow. The groomed loop would most likely be the Twin Lakes Race Loop which bypasses the first half of Twin Lakes singletrack and instead uses the ski trail to access the Hudson’s Hula loop and back in on the bridge loop. Stay tuned…..!!!