Author: Brian Hegge

That inch and a half of snow this morning was groomed into the deck. Get out and enjoy the trails before the meltdown this week.

Was able to grind up the deck and set tracks today. Given the meltdown that happened, tracks don’t look too bad. Took two passes to chew things up and one to set the tracks.

Tracks are set at Nose Lake. One continuous track of 14 kilometers or so from the start of the west loop all the way through the end of the east loop. Had an electrical issue and couldn’t raise the pan so some of the downhills have a track set. Be …

Nose Lake will be packed later today, Thursday, as the snowstorm eases up later this afternoon. Tracks will be set early tomorrow, Friday morning. We have lots of early risers that like to use the trail. Please try not to ski until at least 11 am or even afternoon Friday …

The weather for Saturday’s work day on the Nose Lake Ski Trail looks to be just fabulous. We will meet on Nose Lake Road a half mile from Hancock Lake Road intersection at 9am. Our primary task will be to remove brush from about a 200 yard long section of …

We’ve cancelled the work day for today. Its too wet to move brush. Its been rescheduled for next Saturday, August 29th.

We need a couple dozen volunteers help to finish the reroute of the Nose Lake Ski Trail. The bulldozer work is done and now we need to walk the trail, pickup rocks, cut off roots, do a little filling of some holes, and move brush of a section about 200 …

Construction of the Haul Road is going to start in the next few days out at the Washburn Silent Sports Trails area. The road extends from Trout Creek Road through the forest using existing ski trails and exits on Washburn Lake Road. Users of the ski trails may encounter trucks …

That 2 inches of snow yesterday…resulted in some really nice fresh tracks this morning. Get out and enjoy them before the weekend meltdown.