Greetings Sledders,

Please forgive my tardiness in getting this out, the weather forecasts have been bouncing around and I’m rehabbing from a serious hospital stay. I’m still managing the trails, I’m just not driving or riding my sled this year.

That’s enough on that subject, let’s get to the trail conditions:

Sadly the trails are in need of snow. They all have been groomed following the holiday traffic, and the worst segment was trail #7 to Frederic which is always the case. That trail is pretty much down to dirt in many areas, flat mind you, but down to dirt. Anyone up for some ATV’n.

The weather forecast is now calling for below freezing temps into the first half of the weekend and then the bottom falls out. Bottom line is that this weekend looks to be not so pretty good. Now if you look at John Dee’s graphics there is hope out there into next week.

I have to rate our trails from poor to fair and the fair part is likely to take a hit today as the big fire ball in the sky is on high beam. Off trail is accessible and still a viable, as of this posting.

If you find that it takes you longer to read my reports it’s likely due to fact that I’m typing much slower these days. Sorry if I’m consuming more of your work day.

Ride Often and Please Be Safe,

Keith, Sandy and The Girls

At Fay’s Motel enjoy direct access to the Grayling Area snowmobile trails.

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