President Curt Christensen’s Trail Report 01-27-2021
Finally, the trails are open! That’s the good news. The somewhat bad news is that many of the trails in heavily wooded areas barely have enough snow to form a base. It also appears that there is more snow on the trails in the western half of our trail system.
Trails: In general, the trails are in Fair to Good Early Season Riding Condition.
Lakes: All lake trails have been marked.
Trail Issues:
• The condition of Corridor Trail 10, east of Squirrel Lake Road (TIN-610), Corridor Trail 12, east of Trail L (TIN-676) and Trail 5 between Manhardt Road (TIN-655) and Flowage Road (TIN-662) is in fair condition at best. Watch for debris in the trails such as small rocks that have surfaced during the panning process.
• A logging operation on Trail 9/10A between Lower Kaubashine Road (TIN-671) and Cedar Falls Drive (TIN-670) has just started. The logging company has plowed that section of trail down to mostly dirt. Recommend Detour: Follow Trail K west at TIN-671 to the Snowmobile Route on Cedar Falls Drive and turn left (first road intersection). You’ll eventually merge onto the trail.
• The section of Trail 5 between Willow Road (TIN-515) and Ruth Road (TIN-511) is in extremely poor condition. Be cautious and ride this trail section very slowly.
• Trail J, east of Bo-Di-Lac Drive (TIN 611) has exposed stumps and logs in the swampy area where the trail comes off of Squirrel Lake.
Grooming:
All trails will be panned by late afternoon on Thursday. Trail grooming will be scheduled as needed.
Upcoming Event: Saturday, February 20th: Snowmobile Raffle Drawing at Lakeland Powersports