Trail Reports

2/5/10 - Sorry to be so long between reports, Hte grooming team from the BPRSC has been out doing repairs and grooming the trails and have reported that 95% of the trails north of RT#16 towards Piper Pd and north to Greenville are in excellent shape. THe guys hae done a great job getting the trails back in shape after all the rain we had last week. So I guess there is nothing more to do until we get more snow except get out on the trails and ride. Say hi to Mark, Charlie, Dan and Matt if you see them out on the trail for doing such a great job, Get out and enjoy.

1/12/10 - ...I did ride the entire length of piper and whetstone ponds on Sunday - everything seemed solid, no slush! I groomed from the campground up crazy bear, to the dam trail (very rock, need 12" or more to become good), up happy corner trail to Rt 16, then back and across whetstone, to the railroad bed, back to the campground finally. All in all, the trails are rideable, the best trails are our wide trails - logging roads, the tight trails through the woods are lacking snow and have rocks and stumps showing. Matt Snyder

1/8/10 - Had a pretty decent snowfall last weekend. All trails have been groomed and are in great shape. The trail across Piper Pond near the dam is currently in use. There have been no crossings on Whetstone Pond as of yet. We will be checking the ice regularly and will advise when it may be used. The trail from the Post Office to River Rd. still has some rough spots, especially near where it crosses RT#15. We can still use some more snow, but we seem to be off to a great start, so saddle up and enjoy while we can, I know I will. See you on the trail!!

12/30/09 - Hoping for a good amount of snow this weekend, over a foot forecast and we will be out grooming asap over the entire weekend.

12/15/09 - Haleys pit entrance to the ITS is back in use, latest snowfall was a good start, but we still need more to smooth out the rocks stumps and other bumps. The ITS trail is ok, but again, it needs a thicker base to really be enjoyable.

We welcome your input on trail conditions