The trails have been open for about a week now. There is an icy base that is beginning to show signs of deterioration because of the warm weather we have been having. There has been some traffic that is wearing the trails also. It looks also that short term there will be warm weather until next week. Expect to find the high traffic areas closer to town to wear the most along with corners, and any part of the trails exposed to the sun. Obviously additional snow is the only remedy to these conditions.

The lakes are not marked as of yet, and are extremely challenging to be on as there almost no snow on them. If you do not have picks on your track, you will likely get stuck if you stop. We will start marking our lakes this Sunday. Those lakes are Squirrel, Booth, Buckskin, Amber, and Sunday Lake.

• There is logging still going on trail 5 south in the willow region between Lamer Springs Rd and Muskellunge Rd. This trail leads to Lincoln County, which is not open.
• Price county is not open either.
• There is logging on trail 7.
• We also have a new route for trail 12 In the Willow region. It was just made this fall, and is in very poor condition. You can still ride down Flowage Rd, but we were told not to groom it as it will be plowed by the town.
• Sutton Rd is plowed, and will be plowed moving forward.  Parts of Trails 10A and Trail 9 run on Sutton Road.
• We had the groomers go out Monday and Tuesday, and tried to make the trails as good as possible. We will not be grooming anymore until we get more snow. As traffic will increase in the coming days our equipment would likely not help the trails any further by grooming them.

An overall rating of our trails is fair to poor