Last Sunday we got another foot of snow and had great riding opportunities for Monday and Tuesday. Then it warmed up and rained for the rest of the week melting of most fields to bare ground and creating extreme water hazards.
There is still some limited riding in the hills, but lower elevation trails are closed unless conditions improve.
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When trails are open, use common sense when riding and stay on the marked trails. Watch out for unmarked hazards that may be covered with fluffy snow. We are working to improve our trail signage particularly at intersections. See our new map and GPS downloads on the map page. Please report trail issues to the trail bosses and let them know how you can assist with trail maintenance.
Remember to respect land owners by staying on the designated trail and thanking them for allowing us the privilege of riding on their property. When conditions deteriorate, do not ride. Many land owners are concerned about excessive property damage caused by snowmobilers riding with minimal snow. Trails will likely be closed if they are abused.
Four wheelers, motorcycles and other off-road vehicles are not permitted on snowmobile trails unless individuals have permission from the land owner.
Thank you for supporting the club members that volunteer their time, talent and resources so that we can all enjoy snowmobiling locally.
This is the snowmobile trail conditions page for the Dryden Caroline Drifters Snowmobile Club. This page replaces http://www.dcdrifters.net/conditions.html
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When trails are open, use common sense when riding and stay on the marked trails. Watch out for unmarked hazards that may be covered with fluffy snow. We are working to improve our trail signage particularly at intersections. See our new map and GPS downloads on the map page. Please report trail issues to the trail bosses and let them know how you can assist with trail maintenance.
Remember to respect land owners by staying on the designated trail and thanking them for allowing us the privilege of riding on their property. When conditions deteriorate, do not ride. Many land owners are concerned about excessive property damage caused by snowmobilers riding with minimal snow. Trails will likely be closed if they are abused.
Four wheelers, motorcycles and other off-road vehicles are not permitted on snowmobile trails unless individuals have permission from the land owner.
Thank you for supporting the club members that volunteer their time, talent and resources so that we can all enjoy snowmobiling locally.
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