Western U.P. Trail Report – Western U.P. Bureau – 03/10
The warm up is here. Today’s temps will be a high of 44 with a low of 27. The rest of the week temps will be in the 30’s with the exception of Wednesday with temps a high of 16 and low of 6. Because of low traffic, the trails are awesome. Now is the time to enjoy some great riding. The Gogebic Range Trail Authority – All trails are freshly groomed and in very good condition. The DNR reports that trail 11S will be closed due to logging this winter. The Lake Gogebic groomer’s report: Grooming is ongoing. No problems to report on the system except some snowmobilers are riding on the railroad tracks through Merriweather and Bergland. The snowmobile trail runs parallel to the tracks and some are mistaking the trail. WATCH for the snowmobile trail signs as you WILL be ticketed for riding on the tracks. The Watersmeet groomer’s report: Grooming is ongoing. Trails are in excellent condition. Come out and get some great riding in. Please remember groomers are out both day and night, so watch for them, Please pull over or at least slow down and wait for the operator to signal you by whenever you see them. JUST ONE MORE REMINDER: PLEASE STAY ON MARKED TRAILS. RIDING ON UNMARKED TRAILS CAN RESULT IN THE CLUBS LOSING EASEMENT FOR THAT TRAIL AND IT CAN ALSO RESULT IN A POSSIBLE TICKET FOR YOU. Call our snowmobile report at 800-522-5657 anytime. RATED #1 SNOWMOBILE DESTINATION BY READERS OF AMERICAN SNOWMOBILER! Each Western U.P. snowmobiling adventure is unique and exciting, as there are over 2000 miles groomed trails, unplowed logging roads, secluded National Forest trails throughout our area. Explore a Western U.P. winter and share the experience of a Western U.P. snowmobiling vacation with your family and friends. This is what snowmobiling is all about. Because when natural beauty, brilliant exhilaration and good times come together, the sensation is Pure Michigan. Big Snow Country is a Snowmobiler’s Paradise. This heavy snowfall gives you, the rider, the very best conditions and trails. Our new website is www.explorewesternup.com We moved to a new location 405N Lake St. Ironwood, MI 49938.
