Reports of five inches of snow north of Newberry and more snow as you head west.

Red’z Wolf Inn & Bunkhouse

For any of you that are doubting the snow… We are the only area that has maintained most of it!!

And it looks like the snow gods are on our side!!

Get up here and RIDE!

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Tahquamenon Area Snowmobile Association Report – December 24

Trail #9 Fair condition. Trail will be groomed from Newberry to Pine Stump on the night of the 25th if tempertures cool down. Snow depth in Newberry about 5 inches and at Pine Stump 16 inches.

Trail #45 Fair condition. Trail will be groomed on the night of the 25th if temperatures cool down from Newberry to County Road 500. The Falls trail from County Road 500 to the State Park is not groomed because the swamp is not frozen enough to handle our equipment.

South Trail #9/2 Poor condition. Trail will not be groomed until we receive more snow.

REMEMBER: Our swamps are not completely frozen and there are some wet areas on all three trails so be careful.

Weather forecast is for warm temperatures thru Saturday with a cool down and snow showers starting Sunday the 28th.

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We do not groom in the village, and the curfew in the village is 11 P.M. to 7 A.M.

THE NORTH STORE ON CO. RD. 407 OPEN THIS YEAR.

FYI: RAINBOW LODGE IS STILL CLOSED

Trail Maps are now available at the groomer barn. Business’s and Indivduals call 906-293-3063 for maps.

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Halfway Lake Resort Trail Reports

Update: so far, we’ve gotten 8 to 10 inches in town, I expect lots more on the trails. Lots of wet spots toward Paradise. Riders are saying it’s very wet and are having trouble keeping their shields clear w which doesn’t surprise me at 32°.

As of this morning the snow is falling and they’re calling for up to 6 inches by tonight. The trails are doing well and snowmobilers say it’s good. Quite frankly there just isn’t much snow to get bad, it’s hard to build moguls without a lot of snow. Check our website sno-trails.net

and go to our links page and make your reservations for the New Year. It is time to ride. Just remember I consider it still early season and you may find ice, water holes, and some bare spots here and there. Be very careful on ice and boondocking… Just saying!