haywardlakes
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Just a quick update…Our temps are warmer but the trails in the woods and lakes are holding up fairly good. Trails on and along the roads that have exposure do have a lot of bareness and as we call in the biz "snirt". Fortunately, those trails are mostly connectors so your riding on them can be minimal or you can map out an alternative route if allows. As you see those trails that run along the highway, do not be discouraged as the trails in the woods are holding up much better as are the lakes. This weekend trails will be ridable, some areas will be better than others. Also, there are areas of ice so please ride corners and hills with caution. Would suspect the lakes will get slick as well with the warm up during the day and cool down at night. The southern part of the county received 5" of snow fall early this week and do have the best conditions.
Trails were groomed early this week, however many groomers are holding back right now due to the soft conditions so that they do not do any harm to the trails.
So to sum it up the trails are good, some fair. All trails will be rideable this weekend. The end is nearing on us so you may want to get in what you can while you can. I know many want to know about the weekend of March 6th and the Weenie Roast at Lakewoods. We hope there are rideable conditions next weekend but at this point it's much too early to say and the forecast shows warm temps.
Trails were groomed early this week, however many groomers are holding back right now due to the soft conditions so that they do not do any harm to the trails.
So to sum it up the trails are good, some fair. All trails will be rideable this weekend. The end is nearing on us so you may want to get in what you can while you can. I know many want to know about the weekend of March 6th and the Weenie Roast at Lakewoods. We hope there are rideable conditions next weekend but at this point it's much too early to say and the forecast shows warm temps.