Greetings Sledders,

This will be the last report for this year provided we don’t get a huge storm before the season is officially over. Hope the report helped you in making your sledding decisions.

We have been pretty non-committal on the phone with people asking our opinion and this is by design because we just don’t know when the trails will breakdown as it is on a day to day status this weekend.

We do know that as of this morning the trails were holding their own however we currently have a cloudless sky and the direct sunshine is taking it’s toll. More of the same is on tap for tomorrow with even higher temps followed by rain Sat. night and into Sunday.

Right now I’m rating the trails as fair and that is keeping the weather in mind.

Good luck if you do come up and thanks for a great season.

Ride Often and Please Be Safe,
Keith, Sandy and The Girls

At Fay’s Motel enjoy direct access to the Grayling Area snowmobile trails.

We had 2-3 inches of wet snow 3/6-3/7. Enough to plow! The snow gauge is back to 30 inches (open sunny field) this morning. The trail base is a good 12+ inches. Off trail riding is going to be awesome!

The trail report has not changed….
With the lack of new snow and a few slightly warm sunny days I am hesitant to rate anything above good. That being said, our guests continue use words such as perfect, great, awesome, and phenomenal. Morning rides are hard and flat but riders are finding occasional bumpy patches on trails as they head towards "home." This is all dependent upon the trail, the last grooming and the traffic. Overall, everyone continues to impressed with conditions, saying they are the best they have seen in years!

The trails into/out of town are becoming snirty and bumpy; we are starting to find the pavement on public roads. As the temps warm up during the day and freeze at night, please be prepared for icy corners. Ride safe and have fun!

www.halfwaylake.com

We are located 12 mi NW of Newberry and 7 miles S of Pinestump Junction. Between Grand Marais and Paradise.