Lake Ice, Trail, and Snow Conditions

March 28, 2023

Hello Everyone,

The Spring Fun Run was a total success! One hundred and fifty people signed up and enjoyed the sixty mile long Moore Lake Trail, going through the back country, between Eureka and Lake

Louise. The weather was sunny and the views spectacular. Thank you to everyone who stopped

by the Wolf Pack tent supporting the Wolf Pack and enjoying the free chili dogs.

If you participated in last week's ride you couldn't miss the groomer stuck on the hill at Selic

Ravine. While grooming the trail we ran into a snow drift which stopped us to the point we got

stuck and had to abandon the groomer to get Big Foot unstuck. We did return the next day but

were unsuccessful getting it out. Our plan is to go recover the groomer after this weekends Antique Snowmachine Run, on Saturday, and the Snowmachine Club's Annual Membership

Meeting on Sunday.

Spring is here, and with that, the trails are beginning to get soft in the afternoons. After last

weekend the Eureka, Moore Lake, and Lake trails are fairly rough. As soon as we recover our

groomer we will begin grooming a the trails once again. You can help preserve the trails by

pulling your building materials and supplies in during the early morning hours before the

temperature gets warmer in the afternoons. All the trails have a hard packed base of

approximately twenty plus inches.

The weather is forecast to continue to be spring like with the temperature in the morning minus

twelve degrees and then warming to the upper teens by eleven or twelve o'clock.

Leave a Travel Plan..........Ride and Drive Safe!!! 

Thank you for everyone's support!

Harry Holt, President