Munising Area Trail Report – 02/21
Grooming Report 9:00 a.m. Sunday, February 21, 2016 Groomers are out cleaning things up after the warm weather. Morning runs in progress: Groomer Pilots are reporting most of the trails held up rather well for the weather we had. Most importantly the base held up. The trails are cleaning up good but are probably going to take a day or two of grooming with multiple passes to get the 81 miles back in great shape. Note that some of the tight turns of Trail 419 and Trail 422 that were dug out have accumulated water that’s trying to freeze in. Use caution for the next day or so until we get snow packed in and re-frozen. The Groomer Pilot team is working hard at the slow process of trail restoration. Not having much snow to work with makes it even more time consuming so please be patient. Enjoy your riding and be safe! UPDATE 11:45 a.m.: Visit our website too: www.algersorva.com <> Visit Alger County SORVA on Facebook >>>> <> Date: 2/20/2016 Munising Trail Report. We have approximately 12-20 inches of snow for base on the ground; more in some spots and little less in others. We are predicted to get higher temps and rain over the weekend/next few days. Grooming has been suspended for the day due to the high temperatures.We are “playing it by ear” for night grooming depending on the temperature and conditions at night. We will keep you updated right here. Have a great day and happy trails……….. Visit Munising Visitors Bureau Trail Report >>>> <> Visit Hiawathaland Trail Association on Facebook >>>> <> February 21, 2016 <> <> Latest Trail Reports – Quick Links <>
Temp 28 degrees and falling. Light snow forecast.
Pisten Bully is heading North on Trail 419 through Christmas, down Trail 7 to Trail 8 and back into Wetmore on Trail 419.
John Deere is currently on Trail 7 South heading toward CR440. It’s planned route is Trail 419 South to Trail 8 West to Trail 7 South to CR440 and back.
Pisten Bully Reporting Trail 7 for the last 2 1/2 miles toward Christmas is in fair condition. Very large moguls and standing water. We will be sending our more experience operators in over the next day or so to try and get the moguls knocked down and flattened out with what snow we have to work with. Again please be patient with the operators and process.