DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

yurt hours: 9AM-4PM daily!

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NOW HIRING SUMMER TRAIL CREW! CLICK HERE for job description!

Saturday, April 6: Variable Spring conditions all around today, we have 2-3 inches of fresh snow up here. Wax (maxiglide or F4) is recommended today! Come enjoy the fresh air and the mountains! Nats, and Upper and Lower Pumphouse have been groomed in the past few days, first time open this season :)

***SOLD OUT*** April 8, the Solar Eclipse! Please read!
There have been some questions regarding parking, use of trails, and the progressive lunch on eclipse day. We’ll try and answer them for you!
Are you open for skiing-snowshoeing on Monday? If you have reserved a spot you’re all set, if not, as long as someone can drop you off and pick you up, we’ll still have day passes available for sale at the yurt.
Can we just show up on April 8 and park/sign up for the progressive lunch? No, we are now sold out.
Do you have seating? We have very limited seating. Our picnic tables, a few benches on the deck, and wherever else you can find to perch. We recommend that you bring your own chairs/camping pads/blankets and find a good viewing spot! Better yet, head out on snowshoes or skis to your favorite spot on the trails :)
Do you have eclipse glasses? We have a very limited supply. We recommend that you visit the library, the Chamber of Commerce, or the Rangeley Adventure Company.
Remember that it will get progressively darker as the eclipse becomes total. It might be a good idea to pack a headlamp in case you need it!
We’re looking forward to experiencing all of the nuances of the eclipse, from bird and animal behavior to the way the light hits the snow and the temperature drops. Hope to see you Monday! And if you haven’t yet, register here!
All proceeds will help us rebuild bridges and trails that were affected by the December rain event.

We have ski, snowshoe and fat bike rentals, wax, hot soup, snacks and drinks, gnomes, and a new heated bathroom space!

Snowshoeing, skiing and fat biking only on our winter season trails. We ask that you don’t walk with boots on the trails as doing so will create post holes in our thin Spring trail base. Please do not take snowshoes or skis off and walk on the trails.

GROOMER NOTES:
Saturday April 6: Good morning friends! 2-3” of wet snow fell last night. Trails groomed this morning may have some inconsistencies due to the high moisture content of the fresh snow, and some trails were not tracked because the snow was wet. Hoping for more of a temperature drop for tomorrow mornings grooming run. Check out the trail report on Nordic Pulse!

Upcoming Events

01/28/2024 - Fat Bike Loppet Results

01/30/2024 - MS 3K Freestyle Results: Girls Boys

02/13/2024 - MJSL Championships- 3K Freestyle Results: Girls Boys

03/2-3/2024 - Saturday- Rangeley Loppet, 36K Sunday- 18K Freestyle, Burt Kettle Classic 18K, 9K Classic and Tour
Results: 36K 18K and 9K Flower

03/17/2024 - Martys Moose Dash snowshoe race, 5K and Kids race 1K Results

04/08/2024 - ***SOLD OUT***Total Solar Eclipse !!! Starting at 11:30AM, we will host a progressive lunch, alternating healthy ski/ snowshoe loops with some good food! Hike a loop, eat, hike another loop, eat again, rinse and repeat!! For those who would rather just soak in the energy of the eclipse day and don’t necessarily want to go out on the trails, feel free to just eat and be present! There is no requirement to snowshoe or ski :) What a great way to have fun with friends and get ready for the solar eclipse! We have 2 parking lots with over an 100 car total capacity, a large open viewing area close to the parking lots and good vibes! This is a fundraiser for our club- 100% of the proceeds will be used for trail maintenance and bridge repair. Space is limited, reserve your spot now!

Back again by popular demand- 50% off regular price day passes for season pass holders at Bethel Woods and Trails, Carters, Quarry Road, Pineland, and Titcomb!

capital campaign

Our Goal: $1,000,000 | PROGRESS: 10%/$130,667

We have launched our capital campaign to raise funds for the Trails Center. Monies raised thus far have funded a newer Pisten Bully Groomer, two heated vault privies/ changing rooms, an AED and rescue sled and more!! For more information on our fundraising goals and trails system improvements please click here!

the Gnome Home Roam feature that was on Chronicle - WCVB Boston!

We work hard to be good stewards of the land by preserving wildlife habitat, constructing erosion resistant trails, and encouraging old growth forests.