Thank you for the great season, see you next winter!!
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PROJECT WOLF TRACKS
March 1, 2023 UPDATE
We've reached our fund-raising goal for “Project Wolf Tracks”! Thanks to everyone's support and participation, we reached that goal this month. Soon as we reached it, the board wasted no time approving the purchase of a factory new Piston Bully 100 Trail. An order has been placed and we will be expecting delivery this November. How exciting is that!! This never would have happened without everyone's participation. A Giant Thank You goes out to all who donated directly to “Project Wolf Tracks” and to those who bought and sold raffle tickets. A great big thanks also go out to Eileen and Pete Probasco for organizing the two raffles and also researching and writing several successful grants. I can't express how monumental this accomplishment is for our Club. Thanks again to everyone for participating and supporting this effort.
If you would like to contribute towards PROJECT WOLF TRACKS, please click on the DONATE button below. Every dollar helps, and your generosity is greatly
appreciated!
A big THANK YOU to our Lake Louise Snowmachine Club 2021-2022 Groomers!
A big thank you to all the 2021-2022 Club groomer Guys. Job Well Done! We were all hoping to have a new snow cat for grooming this year but not yet. Right now we'll once again rely on Big Foot to do the job.
We have two grooming grants, amounting to a total of $24,717.97 for this season.
Special thanks go out to club member, Rob Williams for doing all the needed maintenance on Big Foot this fall. The groomer is ready and our plan is to begin first week in January.
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About Us
The Wolfpack
Was formed in 1994 by founding member, Tree Farmer, as a way to streamline the area's grooming efforts. The Club's first duties were directed at helping the Copper Basin 300 Sled Dog Race with the Lake Louise portion of their race trails. Our responsibilities grew over the years as more volunteers and members helped the Club grow into a non-profit organization responsible for almost 200 miles of winter trails in the Lake Louise and Copper River area.
Groomer in Action