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  Welcome to the Mountain Trails Grooming Association website. Winter is making a brief return and we are grooming for this weekend.  Routes are still being determined and will be posted here and on our schedule page. 

The forecast is for warmer weather with rain this next week, so grooming will be on hold again after Sunday.

 You can view the schedule by clicking on the Schedule tab. 




Grooming Report 3/15

 

Today was a long groom of 64 miles. We started in Cub Creek to Banker Pass, Goat Wall, Blackpine Hut, Yellowjacket, Whiteface and back to Cub Creek.  Temps were on the cooler side this morning at around 16 degrees, most of the day temps were in the mid 20's.  

The trails groomed out really well with lots of nice new powder at higher elevations.  It is really great to see the trails being used this well late in our season.





Grooming Report 3/14

Sweetgrass Butte

Grooming was good today with nice cold(16 degree) snow that flowed and packed into one of the best trails this season! 

The good news is lots of fresh powder snow up high. We were able to get a good groom on Cub Creek, Banker Pass, Sweetgrass and Sherwood Forest.  

The bad news is the Eightmile road is very thin and probably won't last long.  Ride now and use Sherwood Forest loop or go out of the new trailhead at Cub Creek.
 



Grooming Report 3/13


 Lots of people out enjoying the new snow on Hwy 20.  We just finished grooming it to get the fresh snow packed down a little more.  Temperature is 33 degrees and the trail groomed up well.

We will continue to groom Hwy 20 until WSDOT begins clearing.




















Grooming Report 3/13


 Winter is back! We will be grooming some routes for this weekend - which ones are still to be determined by available snow depth.  We will post updates here later today.

Grooming Report 3/6

 

Spring is upon us and the trails are definitely showing it.  We groomed Hwy 20 this morning, temps started in the low 30's but when the wind came in it increased quickly. We have cooler temps and snow predicted for next week which will help maintain the trail.

Today was not a good day for pictures of the trail so we took some scenery pictures instead.