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2-17-20 Base: 2-4" Depth: 16-34"The trail continues to get moderate to heavy use and are holding up well. The entire trail has been groomed and is in very good condition from the Taconite State Trail junction north to the Blue Ox trail. The trail will be groomed again before and throughout the weekend. Groomer operators continue to work to keep the trails in great shape and looking good. For all trails, please use caution while riding. Trails are hard and fast right now. There are also active logging operations on multiple sections of the trails. Please travel at appropriate speeds and stay to the right at all times. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails. (Conditions reported by DNR)
2-17-20 All trails have been freshly groomed . We groom all trails Fridays and Mondays when conditions allow Ride safe (Conditions Reported by Ranger Snowmobile Club)
2-17-20 Cook reports their trails are groomed and in great shape. (Conditions reported by Cook Timberwolves)
2-17-20 This weeks trail report is once again same as it has been. All trails are in excellent shape with a thick base and deep powder in the bush. All trails are groomed frequently, so you should always be able to find a fresh one to ride nearby. (Conditions reported by Vermilion Penquins)
2-14-20: These trails are in very good shape and were fully groomed again over the last couple days. For all trails use caution at all times, please travel at appropriate speeds and stay to the right. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails. (Conditions reported by DNR)
2-14-20 Base: 2-4" Depth: 12-36 The entire trail was groomed mid-week and will be groomed again before the weekend. The trail is in great condition. Please use caution when riding, travel at appropriate speeds, and stay to the right at all times. Trails are hard and very fast right now. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails. (Conditions reported by DNR)
2-17-20 The lakes are still a bit slushy but getting better especially along the stakes where the snow is packed. The rough frozen slush is smoothing out due to traffic. There is still a lot of slush off trail so beware. (Conditions reported by Vermilion Penquins)
2-17-20 Last groomed 2-8-20(Conditions reported by Ely Chamber)
2-17-20 Taconite Spur West - Last groomed 2/9/20 . (Conditions reported by Ely Chamber)
2-14-20 Base 2-4", Depth 16” - 36” The entire trail from Ely to Hwy 73 is groomed and in very good condition. The trail surface is hard and very fast right now. We will be grooming the trail before and throughout the weekend to cut down the bumps and corners and keep the trail in great shape.Please use caution when riding, travel at appropriate speeds, and stay to the right at all times. No Motorized Vehicles other than snowmobiles are allowed on State Trails or Grant-in-Aid snowmobile trails.(Trails reported by DNR)
2-17-20 All our trails are in prime condition with lots of snow and regular grooming. Lake Vermilion remains a bit slushy, getting better, but best to stick close to the stakes. (Conditions reported by Vermilion Penquins)
2-17-20 Another busy week of snowmobiling here in Voyageur Country. Conditions are staying as they have been with few changes. The snow base is holding up very well and trails are in great shape. (Conditions reported by Voyageur trail society)
2-17-20 Another busy week of snowmobiling here in Voyageur Country. Conditions are staying as they have been with few changes. The snow base is holding up very well and trails are in great shape. (Conditions reported by Voyageur trail society)
2-17-20 Cook reports their trains are groomed and in great shape. (Conditions reported by Cook Timberwolves)
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