Trail Report for Christmas
Trail Conditions
Here is the deal, all the trails are rideable. Lots are not passable with the groomer but a sled is ok. All trails need to be ridden and checked so that we can effectively clear trail. (there are lots of leaners that hinder the width of a snow cat but make for some pretty riding on a sled)
The Summit trail and Goodwin Lake Trail have been groomed (they were groomed last week)
Nothing in the North has been groomed, this will more than likely need to stay this way until the first part of the new year. We are working hard to get the new snowcat ready to send out as well as getting the trails cleaned for the third and forth times this season. We apologize for the inconvenience, we are doing what we can to get everything up to the amazing conditions that we are known for.
Caution is advised while on the trails as there are hanging trees and in some parts trees crossing the trails.
Please use Extreme Caution when crossing water including rivers, lakes, ponds and streams
Next Club meeting Jan 14/15 @7:30pm at the Whitecourt Legion

Trail Report Dec 17/14

Trails are open.

Both Eagle River and Groat creek staging area’s are open and snow has been plowed.

The South trails including Summit and Goodwin have been groomed, they are typical early season condition and extreme caution is advised, there are a couple of dirt spots, icy sections and large bumps. If you ride resposibly there is a lot of fun to be had.

The North trails have not seen a groomer yet but we hope that will happen by then end of this week or early next week.

Extreme Caution is advised when crossing any waterways including rivers, creeks, ponds and lakes.

Also note that the Whitecourt Town bylaw permits sleds to ride from town to the trail system on designated trails ONLY!!

No overnight camping at the staging area’s or in the warmup shelters.

Upcoming events

Next Club general Meeting is Jan14/15@ 7:30pm downstairs at the Whitecourt Legion, Everyone is welcome