Greetings Would Be Sledders,

The here and now is not looking all that great and the there and later depends on what’s left after the Sun does it’s job today and how hard of a freeze we have. There’s some snow in the forecast for the week but the probability of it happening is pretty low.

There are two segments of our trails that will require more than a good freeze to get them back in decent shape.

Our part of trail #7 south of M-72 is not ride-able, also trail # 79 which runs West of and parallel to Old-27 had some loggers that felt that it would be okay to plow the trail down to dirt for about 3/4 of a mile. To add insult to injury they created about a 2′ wall along the side of the trail so when a sled is approaching a groomer or any other vehicle, the sleds can’t get by.

I will remedy that problem by blading out some escape holes when we get back to grooming. The lack of snow on that stretch will have to wait for Ma Nature

I will take another extensive road trip in the morning and see what’s left and shoot out another quick update. Right now I’m calling the whole mess not ride-able to poor.

We just can’t seem to catch a break on this week for some reason.

Ride Often and Please Be Safe,
Keith, Sandy and The Girls

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