We had a nice bit of snow yesterday, about eight inches on average. We have been grooming every night and the trails are looking great.

Trail #3 North to Rockland is in GOOD condition..

Trail #8 from Ewen to trail #3 North is in GOOD condition.

Trail #3/8 from Bruce Crossing to the trail #3 South intersection is in GOOD condition with some thin areas.

Trail #3 South from the railroad grade to the CC road is in GOOD condition with a couple thin spots.

Trail #8 from the trail #3 South intersection to Trout Creek is in GOOD condition.

Trail #8 from Trout Creek to Sidnaw is in GOOD condition.

Trail #8/15 from Sidnaw to the trail #109 intersection is in VERY GOOD condition.

Watch for the groomers, they take up most of the trail and have the right of way!

Please pull over and dim your lights for them, they have a long day out there.

Use caution when using the RiderX trail maps, they are wrong! Watch the trail signs for the correct routes.

Please do not climb the “Military Hill” from the highway to the fence, we have ongoing erosion issues there and the hill climbers are adding to the problem.

Have a fun and safe trip, thank you for riding our trails and visiting our local businesses!

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We had a nice surprise this morning when we woke to 4.5" of fresh snow. A total of 24" on our snow gauge. Just talked to a guest who said yesterday he rode the "best" trails he has ever ridden between here and Grand Marais. The trail had not been touched since the groomer passed. Trails in this location, north and west are best. Trail 45 to falls is fair-good.

Sorry. We do not have availability until Sunday 2/7.

2/3
Trails north and west are the best. We had 3" of heavy snow last night. Groomers are reporting that they are up and running. We measured 21" on the snow gauge this morning. We are expecting a high traffic weekend.

2/1
We had a warm up this weekend and have lost some snow. We had a good base to begin with and lots of snow in the woods. There is still enough out there to ride on and get lost in. We are measuring 18" on our snow gauge this morning. Stick north for the best conditions, NW has the most snow. To help put things into perspective, our paved road (407) and dirt road 505 are still snow covered.

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Ride right from your door in a different direction each day! We are located 12 mi NW of Newberry (Halfway to Lk Superior) and 7 miles south of Pine Stump Junction. Between Grand Marais and Paradise. Tahquamenon Area Snowmobile Association (TASA) grooms over 125 miles of trails that interconnect to hundreds of miles of trails groomed by local associations.