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PROJECT WOLF TRACKS, HAVE YOU PURCHASED YOUR RAFFLE TICKETS?
JULY 2022 UPDATE
Following the LLSMC Board’s approved sale of the broken-down “Tucker Sno-Cat” and authorization for a fundraising effort to purchase a replacement with a target of not-to-exceed $250,000, the LLSMC embarked on a new project called PROJECT WOLF TRACKS. in 2021. The PROJECT WOLF TRACKS fundraiser is above
and beyond the club’s annual fundraising efforts to support trail grooming and other associated club expenses.
As of July 2022, PROJECT WOLF TRACKS has raised $40,542 towards our goal through a raffle, sponsorships, and private donations. The club has submitted several grants to assist with the purchase of a new Sno-Cat, but unfortunately none have yet been selected for funding. Current and future fundraising efforts include another raffle, applying for grant opportunities, and soliciting more sponsorships and private donations.
The Club President will keep members informed of progress towards our goal in his letters and on this webpage, as well as on Facebook. If you would like to help us raise funds for PROJECT WOLF TRACKS, please contact Eileen Probasco at (907) 354-3149 or
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 2020-2021 Groomers!
Some might be under the impression that the people who step up to run the equipment and groom our 300+ miles of trails have always been compensated for their time. However, did you know that it was not until March 08, 2020 that the LLSMC Board voted to compensate individuals for time they spent grooming trails? It was hoped that providing compensation would be enough of an incentive to increase the number of individuals willing to help us groom. Unfortunately, the response to this action was minimal and our grooming pool remained fairly small.
During the 2020-2021 season, the small but dedicated group of groomers put in a total of 392.1 hours maintaining our trail systems. At $20.00/hour, the total compensation equaled $7,842.00. Every individual that was owed compensation generously elected to waive their payment and directed the Board to place the funds towards the club’s efforts to purchase a new groomer!
Your selfless 2020-2021 Groomers are Harry Holt, Randy Arndt, Rob Williams, Jenifer Williams, John Hicks, Pete Probasco, Donald Snovel, Jim Davis, Eric Carlson, Pete Gerharz, and Joe Stam. Please take a minute to thank them for their volunteerism and commitment to keeping the trails groomed for your riding pleasure last season!
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A big THANK YOU to our Lake Louise Snowmachine Club 2020-2021 Groomers!
Some might be under the impression that the people who step up to run the equipment and groom our 300+ miles of trails have always been compensated for their time. However, did you know that it was not until March 08, 2020 that the LLSMC Board voted to compensate individuals for time they spent grooming trails? It was hoped that providing compensation would be enough of an incentive to increase the number of individuals willing to help us groom. Unfortunately, the response to this action was minimal and our grooming pool remained fairly small.
During the 2020-2021 season, the small but dedicated group of groomers put in a total of 392.1 hours maintaining our trail systems. At $20.00/hour, the total compensation equaled $7,842.00. Every individual that was owed compensation generously elected to waive their payment and directed the Board to place the funds towards the club’s efforts to purchase a new groomer!
Your selfless 2020-2021 Groomers are Harry Holt, Randy Arndt, Rob Williams, Jenifer Williams, John Hicks, Pete Probasco, Donald Snovel, Jim Davis, Eric Carlson, Pete Gerharz, and Joe Stam. Please take a minute to thank them for their volunteerism and commitment to keeping the trails groomed for your riding pleasure last season!
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