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Lake Ice, Trail, and Snow Conditions

  ❄️ Trail Report: February 12, 2026

  

Trail Conditions & Grooming Update

Eureka West / John Lake Trail

  • The trail has been broken up to mile 17 (Moore Lake turn-off) using the Piston      Bully. Please note: the trail is broken but not yet groomed.
  • The first 8 miles offer smooth riding conditions.
  • The  following 9 miles present challenging terrain, with significant overflow      on small lakes. Both ends of Blue Lake are especially rutted and      wet—extreme caution is advised in these areas.
  • During trail breaking, the Piston Bully became stuck twice and required rescue from dependable BigFoot.

Tolsona Trail

  • Groomed on Monday and currently in good condition.

Lakes to Tyone

  • Both lakes were groomed all the way to Tyone on Tuesday.

Nipple Mountain

  • The trail is now open to the base of Nipple Mountain.
  • A snowmachine has successfully broken the trail to the summit.

Upcoming Trail Maintenance

  • Efforts  will be made to touch up the lake trails before the weekend crowd arrives.      

Safety Alerts

  • Off-trail riding is not recommended at this time. Snow coverage is limited and very      sugary, increasing the risk of damage to your A-arms. Please exercise caution if you choose to venture off established trails.

Announcements

  • Don’t miss the Wolf Pack merchandise pop-up shop along the Sweet Heart Ride      trail. Stop by for a sneak peek at new products launching in March.


As always;

  

· Check your emergency gear before heading out.

· Let someone know your travel plans and expected return time.


See a hazard? Message us or email the club so we can update the report.


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