12/26/15 Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and able to share it with friends or family. We have been blessed around the Twin Lakes area. Our 27 inches did settle to about 16 and then we had drizzling rain for part of a day which really did help our conditions by settling the snow to 12-14 inches and that night the temp dropped and froze everything. Excellent. Out of Twin Lakes our groomers have run daily as far as our conditions will allow. Conditions north farther did deteriorate so riding was from Twin Lakes to about 2 miles north of South Range and Twin Lakes south on Trail 3 to the Rockland Junction. Trail 13 Loop out of Twin Lakes has been groomed approx. 13 miles and after the 13 miles there was minimal snow for grooming and some water areas. The last 3 days, temp colder and it has been snowing hard all morning and according to radar it looks like it will continue snowing for the rest of the day. Best part is, this snow should cover a larger area to give more distance riding.

Off to the right on this page, it’s hard to answer-like our trails go from good to poor, depending on where but doesn’t give us the chance to say that. We’re changing the grooming date to reflect grooming but again, we can only groom where conditions allow. Hate to be misleading but no choices are given us.

Just a reminder that Superior Snowmobile Club now has a website www.superiorsnowmobileclub.org and we hope you will check it out and pass on any suggestions. Also, we’d sure like for you to join our club at $25. per year. You’d be surprised how that $25. helps out with our expenses for fuel, maintenance and costly repairs. Memberships can be obtained thru our new website, or from Krupp’s Resort or Krupp’s Mini-Mart in Twin Lakes and Pat’s Yamaha/Polaris in Greenland.

We would also like to remind everyone to watch our daily snowfall totals on our township website which is: www.elmrivertownship.com On the home page click “snowfall totals.”

Enjoy your sport and “ride safe.”

December 26, 2015

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