Warmer morning ahead of a front moving in that looks to bring a little bit of snow! We’ve had some frosty mornings this week coating the grounds and trails with a layer of white. Cold nights good for cooling the ground down and preparing for frost.
We have had a fantastic fall of trail work and continuing this past week up until deer hunting. The trails are now closed for the upcoming deer hunting season. We will open the trails again when there is enough snow to groom for the ski and fat bike trails. Lodging for the winter season operations will begin the December 17th weekend. There is no lodging available for winter operations before that but if skiable snow, we will have the trails open for day skiing.
Frosty scene in the ice skating rink, November 9th, 2021.Twin Lakes eagle taking seat on the nest off Island Lake trail, November 9th, 2021. Be sure to look for the next at “eagle view” on Twin Lakes ski trail this winter!Waterfowl scene on Island Lake on an incredible nice November day, November 9th, 2021.Late afternoon scene on Sap Run trail, November 6th, 2021.Trail tuning steep hill on Rootin Tootin this week. November 5th, 2021.Tamarack trees near the ice skating rink still hanging on to their needles. November 5th, 2021. The only coniferous tree to change and lose their needles!Sunset on Twin Lakes, November 4th, 2021.Final fall grooming on Suicide Hill, November 4th, 2021.Ice on the edge of Bullhead Lake, November 3rd, 2021.Touch up fall grooming on Sap Run trail as it intersects Skaters Waltz, November 3rd, 2021.Start of northern trails, North Loup and Roy’s Run, November 3rd, 2021.Swamp scene, November 3rd, 2021.
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