Early November has provided a good base for our trails to open this Saturday, but at the same time it slowed down our last few trail projects. Our gates and trails are open. Grooming has been limited but will be in full swing next week. If you ride, please use caution as waterbars have not been filled, some trees could still be down (clear them if you can). Lakes are not safe and signing is still required.
You can expect to see weekly trail reports on Thursdays.
Our Trails are in excellent condition but spring is here. We have groomed all our trails for one more weekend of riding. Stinson mountain is in the best condition of the year. We hope you can get out and enjoy it before it melts away. It has been a another good season. Thanks for your support.
This week we recieved 6 to 10 inches of fresh snow from wed. storm. Still plenty of snow in the higher elevations. Expect spring conditions as temperatures increase.
Our trails around Stinson Lake recieved 8 to 12 inches of wet snow today. Groomers are out packing and grooming. This weekend should be one of the best weekends for riding our area.
Beavers on Brown Brook Trail getting spring work done.
Trails are very soft due to warm temperatures this week. Expect spring like riding with waterbars and hazards developing.
Our trails along with our neighboring club trails received over a foot of snow this week with two storms. Lots of powder snow. Our Skandics were out all day today packing the trails. Conditions are good to excellent. Grooming continues and we should be in great shape. Check out Bill the groomer guy.
NEW TRAIL SIGNS. Thanks to Brian at Planet Graphics in Pembroke MA. for donating the vinyl letters for our trail signs. Check them out on the trails this weekend.
As old man winter bears down on New Hampshire with bone-chilling cold air and snow, the grooming team continues to prep the trails and groom whenever we can. Most all our trails have been groomed and compacted. We have lots of snow to work with so as temps get back to normal we should have the best riding in years. See pic of Top of Stinson Mtn.