KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via Keweenaw Trail Reports​ –

The forecast includes a chance for light rain in the Keweenaw and warmer temps again for a few days. Trails are still holding up well for late season riding, however getting in and out of any towns become increasingly more difficult as the roads are bare. It is very difficult to pass through Houghton/Hancock.

Jay Piotrowski and family spent the day riding trails in Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula and this is the report he gave of the trails they were on……

“Riding was great today only bad spot was 134 spur to High Rock. Looks like groomer may have gotten stuck up at high rock last time they groomed. Other than that 134 was flat and fast. 3 from Vansville to Copper was great ….there was still enough snow and water in Copper Harbor for my scratchers to throw and keep me cool getting into town. 124 was great. Around 7pm trails were getting pretty loose. Saw a groomer crossing 41 southbound in Ahmeek. Fingers crossed rain doesn’t hit hard and temps stay down.”

Thanks Jay for taking the time to update us with a trail report. If anyone else is out riding the area please feel free to share a report on conditions and/or photos!

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Conditions as of March 25, 2019:

Most snowmobile trails from Twin Lakes to Copper Harbor are in spring condition. The edges on the trails are soft, please use caution. Trail 122 has several flooded areas and will be closed for the rest of the season. The west and east Lac La Belle Loops (132) will not be groomed, due to some icy stretches on hills that have made it unsafe to operate a groomer on. Those trails are still open to snowmobile traffic. As the season works towards a close, the grooming operations will be adjusted on a daily basis to accommodate the safety of our groomer operators, so riders should expect varying conditions on the trails.
Trail 120 and 121 that goes around Freda is closed for the season and will not be reopened, as well as Trail 3 from Dollar Bay to Lake Linden. You can still get to Dollar Bay by way of Hancock and to Lake Linden by way of Calumet. Trail 133 is closed for the season for logging.

Please stay on the trails, STAY OFF THE ICE, respect private property, do not drink and drive, and above all else, drive safely. The signs on the trails are there for rider’s safety so please DO NOT remove or destroy them.

Snowfall & Weather:
Snowfall in the Keweenaw Peninsula: No new snow with 35 inches of snow on the ground, 262 inches have fallen to date as of 3/26/2019.

Today’s forecast: Cloudy, high 41, low 32

Wednesday’s forecast: Cloudy, high 48, low 35

Thursday’s forecast: Cloudy, high 39 low 26

Friday’s forecast: Cloudy, high 37, low 23

Saturday’s forecast: Cloudy, high 27, low 20

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KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via Keweenaw Trail Reports​ –

Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula’s trails are definitely still looking good!

Dave Gerlach and crew sent us these photos and this trail report:

“Great job on the trails! Down to Krupp’s and up to Copper Harbor and everything was extremely rideable! Trails were groomed, flat and fast. It’s getting tough getting into gas stops but small price to pay for this great late season riding. See ya next year!”

Looking at the forecast, however, it appears we are in for another couple of days of above freezing temps…… Grooming will not occur when temps are above freezing.

If you are not familiar with the area, the photos on the grassy areas are on top of Brockway at the lookout!

Thank you so much for the photos and report Dave! …

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