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Lake Ice, Trail, and Snow Conditions

November 28, 2025, Trail Report.


There have been a few changes since my last report. First off, last Friday it was reported to have snowed nine inches overnight, adding to a total of about twelve on the ground. The temperature, during the week, also dropped down to low as eighteen below zero for a few days. The temperature now has warmed up to single digits. “Jackie” says there is a chance of more now to come during this coming week. How much, we'll see.


The ice on the Lake Louise and Lake Susitna has been reported to be between six to ten inches thick by folks putting in some trail markers. There is now a limited marked trail on Lake Louise and Lake Susitna. You will find the trail marked from the lodge, east, to Cameron Cove now. Also, the trail around Lake Susitna was marked last weekend by John Dawson. He reported that he observed ice thicknesses of between six to seven inches along that trail. There is currently no marked trail down the west side of Lake Louise to Lake Susitna.


We still tentatively plan to have a trail marking, work party on Dec.13th, to complete the marking of the Lake Trail. We'll meet, as in the past, at Lake Louise Lodge, 10:00 am, weather permitting. Please check the LLSMC website and watch FB for updates and details.


Any trail grooming that you may see has been done by folks using snowmachine groomers to get to their cabins along the main trail. Trail grooming in the area will begin during the week of Jan 2nd, starting with the Crosswind and Tolsona trails preparing them for the CB300 sled dog race on January 10th. After that we'll continue grooming the rest of the trails as fast as we can.


Thanks, everyone. Let’s have a super fun and safe season.


Remember!!!!!!   Check your emergency gear and let someone know where you are going and when you plan to be back. Leave a Travel Plan..........Ride and Drive Safe!!!


Thank you for everyone’s support


Happy Trails, 

Harry Holt, Trail Boss 

Lake Louise Snowmachine Club

907-232-9080



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