KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via Krupps Resort –

Good morning Kruppers!
Well not much weather to talk about in the last week or so!
We haven’t lost much and our base is solid but not much new on top which is making offtrail riding a bit underwhelming!
The forecast for today looked like we had a chance for a dumping even tho it looked like it was going to skate off to our east and south!
I still think we might squeak with 2-4” in Kruppys backyard but not holding my breath!
The extended forecast isn’t very exciting either! So if your a trail rider your best riding will be Sunday through Thursdays and if your an off trail rider………. good luck finding anything untracked up for now!
If there are any good snow dancers out there please start it up now!
We need at least a foot but I really want 2’!
Maybe we should get Mable out and the Hekki Lunta crew together again!
Have a great day!

—— Keweenaw Snowmobile Club ———-

As of 1/22/18, the Keweenaw Peninsula has no new snow with 26″ of snow on the ground and has received a total of 182″ of snow for the season.

Snowmobile trails from Twin Lakes to Copper Harbor are open and in fair condition.

Remember when you’re out on the trails to watch out for the groomers. They have the right away.

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SAULT STE. MARIE UPDATE via Sault Ste. Marie Snowmobile Association – Temp dropping to below 32 Sunday night and groomers will be going out on northern trails to smooth up the icy mess. Still a base on trail 8 and 6-8 inches called for Monday night.

The Kinross area is in poor condition. A lot of snirt south of m28.

Hopefully the storm track is a little farther to the east the projected so we get the maximum amount of snow.

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