Monthly Archives: January 2020

Todays trail report is I am outta here and going riding. Big John on his way and we are heading for the bridge…..

Now that was a great weekend of riding…….that is for everyone that was out there. I only wish I could have got on my sled and enjoy this (finally) over abundance of snow. Not a good weekend for me to … Continue reading →

It doesnt get any better than this…..its a sunny sunday morning in Frederic at 16 degrees. A few new inches of snow overnight along with all the snow we had yesterday on top of everything the night before. I would … Continue reading →

Beautiful & Perfect, I havent been able to say that this snowmobile season but that what we have right now. Snow is still falling and about 5 new inches over night, and its supposed to be snowing all day. Got … Continue reading →

WTF………Welcome to Frederic, I feel like i will be saying that alot this weekend with everybody finally getting to come north to ride. Had to plow a good 4 to 6 inches of new snow that fell during the course … Continue reading →

Yee Hah, Its snowing. We have had about 3 new inches of snow over night and its still coming. Its a light fluffy snow but it is snow and at this stage of the game lets take what we can. … Continue reading →

Waiting for new snow. Looks like Frederic is on the line for tonights snow. We are at the 3 to 6 inch line which is also right where the 1 to 3 inch line is……you know what that means. All … Continue reading →

Its cloudy and misty at 33 degrees. Not a flake of new snow overnight or this morning. Sleds were out and about on monday but hardly anyone stopped by here. Forcast for the week says we will be getting a … Continue reading →

A skiff of new snow overnight, maybe an inch or 2 , outlook for the week seems o.k. and should bring a decent next weekend….(maybe) .  This past weekend was by far the busiest of the season but still not … Continue reading →

Finally we had a little new snow overnight, about 4 inches worth. Just had a group of guys in that had made it up to the bridge thru Alanson. They had still areas with water and closed trails and both … Continue reading →