Beautiful day on tap with sunshine, light winds and cool temps. Morning low checking in at 17 degrees. Consistent cold nights continue to freeze the ground down nicely setting frost deeper into the trails. Very light dusting of snow covering. With frozen ground it won’t take much to have early season skiing.
Most of the are lakes are frozen over. Little Sugarbush opening up in the middle this week but north end with over 3″ of ice.
Select singletrack loops will be groomed again for fat biking once weather permits. Until snow comes, MTB trails are currently open for winter riding when air temps 34 or less. Report on the Fat Bike trail report.
Taking advantage of nice weather for late season trail tuning, November 23rd, 2020.Trail crew! November 23rd, 2020.Cleaning up the edges on Skaters Waltz, November 23rd, 2020.Dusk over Little Sugurbush lake, lake Maplelag is next to, November 22nd, 2020. We slowly continue to “make” more ice. Have clear ice free of snow helpful for making good ice. Skaters Waltz ski trail, November 22nd, 2020. Ready for snow! Riding on a ski trail segment of the mountain bike course, November 22nd, 2020. The mountain bike trails are open for winter riding when the deck is frozen and temps below freezing.Bushwhack skiing on Sukkerbusk, clearing sticks and branches along the way. November 17th, 2020.Afternoon sun filtering through the forest, November 17th, 2020.Checking out a groomed portion of trail. Not open for skiing, very thin base. Ready for the next snowfall! November 17th, 2020.Roll packing on Sukkerbusk through the skinny field, November 16th, 2020.Rollpacking on Sap Run, November 16th, 2020.Main lodge, November 16th, 2020.Little Sugarbush lake, lake Maplelag next to, freezing over again last night. November 16th, 2020.
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