Heading north, that’s what you have to do if you want to ride.

Snow is gone from the woods and the trails in Frederic. I am surprised still at the calls and messages I am getting wondering if there is rideable snow. The weather man said we may get 1 to 2 inches by tomorrow but that wont help a bit.

On the other hand the u.p. is a different story. I just got off the phone with Andy at the Clarke Motel and he said that they are full and the whole town is full of riders and last night I talked to Mark at the Fox River Motel in Seney and he said their full along with town.

So riding is still going on up there. Ohio Brian and I are heading up early in the morning for the Veterans Ride out of Seney. Two guys stopped in here yesterday to buy a helmet and were heading to Grand Marais. I talked to them last night and they were at the Lake Superior Brewing company and that there were sleds across the street getting gas and there was still 2 and a half feet of snow up there.

So it appears that if you want to get another ride in head about 2.5 to 3 hours north of Frederic and you will get er done. I also was told that Paradise is done grooming up there so I wouldn’t go up to there. That’s about the best I can tell you for now. I took the picture out my front door about 10 a.m. Friday morning. Thanks for checking in and watch for live videos via my Sledheads facebook page providing I have service up there. Pete — http://frederic-mi.com/heading-north/

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4 degrees this morning and about inch of snow with winter weather advisory all day. Trails icy covered but snow is sticking in the woods and making a decent surface when groomed. Groomers are out mixing the fresh snow and ice. Trails fair not great but rideable. Cold temps and lake effect snow called for all weekend.

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The weatherman was correct, the temp slowly dropped yesterday and we have 2-3 inches of new snow on ground and temp of 15 degrees. The next few days with highs in the teens and nightly lows of single digits. Groomers are out smoothing out the drifted new snow with the icy base left after warm up. Most trails will be in fair to good shape by Friday. Road shoulders will bare quickly and watch for limbs or trees after the 2 days of high wind.

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