My Hubby Mike went out snowmobiling today with friends and as you can see it was a beautiful day! The new snow has the trails in great shape!

February 4, 2016

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FEBRUARY 3 – U.P. Thunder Riders Snowmobile Club

*****We have good trail conditions at this time*****
Groomers are running daily
Trail 2 west of Watersmeet – Good
Trail 2 east of Watersmeet to Trail #107 – Good
Trail 3 north of Trail 2 to Trail #8 – Good
Trail 3 south of Watersmeet to Land O’ Lakes WI – good
Trail 13 south of Trail 2 towards the Cisco Chain of Lakes WI – good
*****Please help the drivers out and pull off the trail if you can so they can pass you, the groomer cannot pull off the trail. In most cases the groomer will stop or slow down so you can pass or direct you to pass safely***** Thank you!!

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Here’s something to gaze upon, looks like our winter wonderland might be sticking around awhile, last couple of day’s. Thanks for stopping by. Hope to see you all soon. Trails are the best they been all winter, off trail depending we’re you going. Think SNOW..Yooper Out!

February 4, 2016

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Tahquamenon Area Snowmobile Association – February 3, 2016

Trail #9 Trail is in good condition. We want to report that there is a logging operation on Trail #9 about 10 miles in on the CCI road from CR 407 (Pine Stump Area). Please slow down and watch for logging trucks. Riders on Trail 9 are going off the trail between CR 453 and CR 415 and running over new trees that were planted by the DNR PLEASE stay on the trail.

Trail #45 Trail is in good condition

Trail #9/2 Trail is in fair to good condition. DETOUR there is a large hole in the wet area by the power lines before Caffey Corners be careful on trail # 473. We are grooming the rest of the trail to Trout Lake. There is less snow on the South Trails.

We received 3 inches of new snow last night and it is still snowing. All 3 groomers were on the trail last night. Just for your information our groomers leave out barn in Newberry between 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm and return in the early morning hours. Our longest trip is to Pine Stump area.

We do not groom in the village, and the curfew in the village is 11 P.M. to 7:00 A.M.

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