Grooming January 26, 2020

Today’s report is brought to you by Jim and Betty Steward:     Jim and Betty  are trail builder sponsors on the Noque’.  Without the support of folks like Jim and Betty we would not have the excellent trails we have come to expect.  If you see them, say thanks.

 

Trail Builder sections are available.  Please visit www.noquetrails.org and follow the links.  You too can be feted in an up coming grooming report.

Forestville:   Today is the Wild Side of the Noquemanon weekend.  Trails are closed for skiing and skiers are asked to avoid skiing on the race course until after the events are done for the day in the late afternoon.

 

 

TRAIL – First Priority
FV to the 14k
Lower Animoosh
Race Day
Race Day
Upper Animoosh Race Day
Boozoo Race Day
Zhing Race Day
Papasay Race Day
Gookookoo Race Day
Bagwagi to 2nd cut off Race Day
Chiwagi by pass Race Day
Chiwagi Hills Race Day
Migizi Race Day
Waaban Race Day
Mukwa Race Day
Connectors Race Day
   
   
TRAIL 2nd Priority  
14k to 510

FV to Tourist Park

T.P. to Dome

Race Day

Race Day

Race Day

T.P.  to NMU                           Race Day

 

 

Way too Long Grooming Report:

Yesterday was one of those spectacular days that makes one glad to be alive.  Even the old guys that were badly under trained got off the trail before dark.  I always ski with a pack with food and a change of clothes in case it takes two days to complete the assignment but that us unnecessary yesterday.  The snow in the trees and the view down the basin were breathtaking.  I have never heard comments about soft pole plants on the last 5k of the race before; what a great problem to have.  Of course, those of us with arms that go as pipe cleaners for Halloween don’t put enough pressure on the poles to notice if the plant is firm or not so it didn’t effect my ski.  My hat is off to all the organizers and volunteers for making yesterday so enjoyable.  I do hope to hear from both of you and will pass on your thoughts in the days to come.  I would gas on for a while longer but have to run.

 

 

Saux Head:  All trails groomed and track set Monday the 20th.  After an inch of overnight snow the trails should be in very good shape.

 

 

 

 

Big Bay Pathway:  Big Bay Pathway was groomed on January 24th.  Due to the occasional rain and wet/heavy snow, the tracks a few imperfections.  Hidden Grin is currently in fair condition.

 

Fit Strip:  Fit Strip was groomed Wednesday. After an inch of overnight snow the trails should be in very good shape.  Fit Strip is groomed weekly or as conditions warrant.

 

 

 

Snow Bike South Trails: Trails were plowed Saturday and again Sunday. Trails will be firm with some loose snow in small areas. After an inch of overnight snow the trails should be in very good shape.

 

Snow Bike North Trails: As of Tuesday night all North Trails in the system are rideable and firm. Riding will be great today.  After an inch of overnight snow the trails should be in very good shape.

 

 

 

 

 

THE FORESTVILLE TRAIL HEAD CHALET IS OPEN! Chalet hours are 7 AM to 10 PM and rental equipment is available between 10 and 4.  Space is still limited during construction but come in and enjoy the fire and company.

To learn more about the NTN, to join, volunteer, become a sponsor or make a comment, please visit www.noquetrails.org .

 

Sondo

 

Grooming January 26, 2020
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