We have a winter weather advisory in effect for today until noon. They are calling for 2-4 inches of new snow with the western areas getting a possible 6 inches. Temps will be in the teens today and Friday with single digits at night. This will start to help with freezing our wet areas.

The Gogebic Range Trail Authority – reports conditions are poor. Expect early season riding.

Trail 2 from Hurley to Ramsay Crossing has been packed and panned and is in fair condition. From Ramsay Crossing to Wakefield is poor. There is water flowing between Blackjack and Indianhead Mountain. Wakefield to Marenisco is poor and has not been rolled.

Trail 8 from Bingo’s to Tula Crossing is poor and has not been rolled.

Trail 160 is closed

Trail 11S – from Wakefield to Winchester, WI is poor. This section has some deep water holes and lots of mud.

Trail 11N Wakefield to South Boundary Rd is closed indefinitely.

Gogebic Area Grooming – reports conditions are poor. Groomers were out on the East side of Lake Gogebic from Bergland to the Root Cellar Trail 13 and also on Trail 1 from Marenisco to the Ojibway Rd. Groomers are trying to pack and freeze down the wet areas. The railroad grade is rideable but very low on snow. Most swamps and water crossings are still open. Expect early season riding

Watersmeet U P Thunder Riders reports conditions are poor. The trails are officially open. Please ride with caution it is early season riding. We will be out as soon as there is enough snow to start packing a base.

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The Gogebic Range Trail Authority is reporting trail 2 from Ironwood to Wakefield has been rolled. There is still much water and mud. The GRTA plans to continue to roll the trails but as you travel east and south the snow tapers off.

Lake Gogebic Area Groomers we have no report.

Watersmeet U.P. Thunder Riders are reporting the trails are officially open, ride with caution! There is only about 3-5 inches of snow on our trail system and that is not enough to get the groomers out. As soon as we get more snow we will be able to get out and start packing a base.

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