Monthly Archives: January 2020

All Saturday activities are canceled due to hazardous winds. Many dead snag hazard trees exist near the ski and snowshoe trails. These could blow down and kill you. Please stay off the trails during this wind event. We will set … Continue reading →

It was another beautiful Sunday at Silvercrest Trails. It doesn’t get any better up there. A good crowd of snowshoe folks and skiers. We groomed every trail except Neihart Flyer ( still doable ) for skate and classic. Weekday skiing … Continue reading →

Due to firm base conditions and ill groomers we only set fresh track on the western trails and a bit 89er. Skating is decent and classic tracks from last weekend are still skiable.

I’ll be up setting classic tracks early Friday morning. We will get the skating lane set Saturday morning. Should be another gorgeous weekend in the Little Belts.

It was a great day at Silvercrest. In the high teens and great skiing. Jake and Drew groomed in the a.m and got it done by 10:00. All trails classic track set. We left a few sections of 89er, Sluice … Continue reading →

The KHGA ( Thanks Jeff ! ) groomer will go through our trails Thursday night. We will set classic tracks either Friday (17th) afternoon or Saturday morning. We’ll repost  as soon a we know more. Reports of 17in. of new … Continue reading →

Friday will be great for skate skiing but we do not plan to set classic tracks until Saturday (18th) morning. A couple of inches are forcast for Friday morning. We hopefully will have the Gator and Bearkat running Sat. morning … Continue reading →

We had a great day with the clinic. Warmer than expected with a great turnout. Thanks to all the participants, coaches and SCTA board members. It snowed intermittently throughout the day. Drew took some laps with the groomer late afternoon … Continue reading →

A couple/3 inches of champagne powder fell during the day, so I set a fresh classic track on much of the East half (highway 89 side) of the system. Also rolled a nice skate lane around the perimeter trails and … Continue reading →