Geneva Loop, November 16
November 18, 2025
There is a bit of snow on the ground, and we saw some ski tracks on Tote Road today! Early Early season coverage though. As Robert Frost wrote we are watching for the “woods to fill up with snow”.
Lots of activity up here at the Trails Center this fall- trail mowing, bridges - new and repaired, and some Yurt TLC. Now, we’re getting ready for the white stuff and a great snow season!
Grab an early season 10% season membership discount while it lasts! Season passes are on sale here!
We are all dreaming of perfectly groomed corduroy and track and loads of snow this year :)
Hikers and bikers- you can find trail maps and gnome home roam maps at the Yurt and Tote Road kiosks.
Happy Trails :)
GROOMER NOTES: check back once the snow flies :)
TRAIL CONDITIONS
Upcoming Events 2026
12/21/2025 - Winter Solstice Celebration- Come celebrate the shortest day. Welcome Yule!
01/25/2026 - Fat Bike Loppet and Festival!
02/28/2026 and 03/01/26 - Saturday- Rangeley Loppet 50K Sunday- 25K Freestyle, Burt Kettle Classic 25K, 25K Tour
03/8/2026 - Marty’s Moose Dash snowshoe race, 5K and Kids race 1K
Back again by popular demand- 50% off regular price day passes for RLTC season membership holders at Inland Woods and Trails, Carters, Pineland, and Titcomb!
capital campaign
Our Goal: $1,000,000 | PROGRESS: 10%/$130,667
Our capital campaign to raises 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.
Nestled at the base of Saddleback Mountain in Maine’s western mountains, our Trails Center has something for everyone. Spring, summer and fall, hikers and bikers enjoy the rolling terrain and scenic vistas. And in the winter months, with over 200 inches of annual snowfall, skiers, snowshoers and fat tire bikers savor our meticulously groomed trails. We are building a world-class multi-use trails system, but we cannot achieve our goals alone. Find out how you can help.
