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Newberry Trail Report – Visit Newberry – 02/20

February 20, 2017

Trails reported as fair condition by groomers, **water holes showing on trout lake run, use caution. A few snirty spots heading north out of newberry, still passable today. More snow left the farther north you go, lets hope we don’t lose it all before the colder temps and snow forecasted next weekend sat./sunday.

February 19, 2017

We will be grooming at night this week but with the warm temperatures during the day time hours our trails are going to break down and get soft. Warm temperatures are lasting thru Thursday.

North Trail #9 Pine Stump Jct./Seney/Grand Marais Trail is in fair condition.

Trail #45 to the Falls/Paradise Trail This trail is in fair condition. Logging operation from Skyline road to the east for four miles. Please watch out for logging trucks.

South Trail #9/2 to Epoufette/Trout Lake Trail is in fair condition and water is showing up on or Trout Lake trail just of H-40 by the railroad grade. Please be cautious in this area.

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Keweenaw Peninsula Trail Report – 02/20

This is the Keweenaw Snowmobile Trail System Report for Monday, February 20, 2017.

Snowmobile trails from Twin Lakes to Copper Harbor are open and trails are in poor to fair condition with a base ranging from 8-18 inches. With the high temperatures, groomers will be on standby and go out as weather permits. Trail usage should be done with care as there are areas with very low snow cover. There is water in some areas and rocks are starting to show through. They are predicting snow for Wednesday night and Friday and temperatures will drop back down.

Trail 122 is closed for logging. You can still access the Dreamland trail from Lake Linden but DO NOT go beyond. You can take Trail 124 to get to Gay.

There is a total of 25″ of snow on the ground as of today, 2/20/17.

For more information visit www.Keweenaw.info/trail-conditions-62

KRUPP’S RESORT – 02/20

Good morning Kruppers!

Well a couple more warmer days and I think we will survive this second warmup of the season!

Good thing we had a lot of base that’s for sure!

I wish I could of got in the woods this past weekend tho- nothing better than boondocking with 50 degree weather!

I just wish it was April 20th for that!

The forecast from John Dee is showing some rain coming in before it cools off and the SNOWS come back!

Looking at the extended forecast it’s showing pink on the map which means 12-24′ of new snow potential starting in just 4 days!

That should whip us back into great shape again!

Our groomer operators have been able to get out and hit all our system at night when the temps cool off below freezing!

Sounds like Dave Sleeman went on an IRONMAN run and hit everything in our area!
These guys that volunteer to groom our trails here have a passion for the sport like no one in the country!

Most don’t even trail ride!

It’s all for the love of the game!

Anyways let’s keep our fingers crossed that this rain is light and the snows coming are heavy!

I think we will have an awesome March moving forward!

Not far south of Kruppys backyard folks are out on motorcycles and the grass is starting to green up already!

Have a great day!

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