I was out with Dad yesterday packing and leveling the snow drifts on our trails. We packed all the trails and the next time out we will have the drag on. The trails were looking good with no open water in the water bars. They still need to be filled in some more in spots but that will come. We saw a few riders who were braving the cold temps. I had -20 when I left my house yesterday, but Dad said the lowest he saw up there was -11. It is all cold below the 0 mark! read more

Someone with a 2 wheel drive Kubota tractor tried to go up the trail across from the groomer shed and then came across the road and tore the trail up all the way to mom and dads driveway. He then went out their driveway and headed towards Northham. Dad was unable to catch him or follow the tracks. If anyone knows who it was please let us know. The Game Warden was called and will look into it, hopefully. I do not know what he was thinking! Here are some photos dad took, from what I heard they do not do it justice! read more

Dad and mom were out grooming the trails today. They did all of the upper trails and 4&7 to RD 650. The snow down there and for most of 407 is slim so we do not want to over groom and make too many bare spots so they stopped where the did. For the amount of snow we have the trails are in surprisingly good condition.

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Here are some photos Daria Fucci took on Sunday with Dave. read more

I did get back out yesterday and groomed to the stone House and then opened the trail to the Groomer Shed. There were a few trees to cut but not too bad and the water spots are not bad because for the most part they were froze over. The snow is slim in those areas but it is very ridable. Dave and Daria were out clearing trees and branches yesterday and Brad Lathrop and his son, while riding on Saturday, did some clearing also. I also want to thank Kristy Stocker and company for trying to find me when mom and dad got concerned when I did not call when they thought I would have been at the highway garage by then. It was a slow go that day. read more

Scott Ryan went out in the morning grooming and then I finished up all trails except the trail across from the groomer shed which I am doing this morning. The trails up high are good and they get slimmer down low. People are riding them and seem happy. Watch out for brush in some spots most wont bother you. We can still use a little more snow own low.

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Dad said late yesterday afternoon there was 8″ at the groomer shed, and it was snowing last night so I expect that there is more this morning. I will be out with the Tucker on Saturday and Sunday if needed to open our trails. The snow is heavy on the trees so I expect there may be some tree cutting. I was wondering if any one had a day they could ride with me. It may be a long day so keep that in mind, unless you can have some one meet us at a road crossing and you can leave at that time. Give me a call if you can help. My #s are, work-775-3406 and cell is-779-5228. If any one wants to ride in the deep snow now is the time but watch out for open water and trees in the trail. If any one has an up to date total let us know! read more

January 6, 2019 at RD 672

The January meeting is this Tuesday January 8th at 7:00 PM at the Southside Steakhouse in Rutland. Hope to see you there!

I was up in Shrewsbury this morning and at times it was snowing really good.I took some photos at RD 672 the Tin Shanty – Hudson Trail intersection and there still some base left, so lets hope that we get some snow this week to add to it!

4&7 at Brewers Corner on opening day.

Opening day is finally here. Corridors 4&7 are all groomed as is the upper trails, the cross trail over to 407 then back to the Clemit Shelter. The rest was on the slim side so we did not touch them. It is not recomended to park at the Notch Parking lot because of the slim conditions. I did not open the gate there, but if you really want to park there you should be able to get around the gate. The rest of all of our gates are open. Higher elevation riding with caution is recomended!  read more