Grooming is Over for 2009
Spring
Restaurant Schedule, Rangeley Lakes Region
Final Trail
Update
THERE IS STILL
PLENTY OF SNOW NORTH OF
Rangeley and Oquossoc
Conditions are
bare on the access trails to Rangeley and Oquossoc. Please stay off bare ground
Please be considerate
of landowners and logging operations if trailering to
access points.
Bosebuck Camps
will be open through April 5th with parking, food and gas. Ask
locally about other access points
SNODEO 2010- January 21, 22
& 23, 2010
Our last meeting
of the Club’s year will be a cookout in June. We will recap our great season
and look at the projects for the 2009-2010 Season.
The Snow Phone is On Until 4/5 (207-864-7336)
Snow Report
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Last update
03/31/2009
March 31, 2009
SNOW AND WEATHER STATUS
New Snow since last Report (0”)
Snow
(NOV 2008): 12 inches
Snow
(DEC 2008): 30 inches
Snow
(JAN 2009): 32 inches
Snow
(FEB 2009): 9”
Snow
(March): 8”
Snow This Season: 91”
Current
Snow Depth: As of April 1st, there was still 24” inches of snow
locally.
We had
a very quick meltdown that ended our grooming season.
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2009 SNOWMOBILE SEASON
SPRING CONDITIONS
Trails near Rangeley and
Oquossoc are closed- no snow left. Trails north of the area are unofficially
open until inaccessible.
If you trailer to the back
country, please be very careful of private roads and where you park your
trailers.
There should be good back
country riding at least until mid-April but we are beginning to remove our
trail signs
People
are riding the lakes
WARNING****WARNING
Lake riding is never “safe”
Support Snowmobiling
Please join a snowmobile
club (especially the Rangeley Lakes Snowmobile Club) and put some money in one
of our many donation boxes at local merchants.
We spend
$1200 PER NIGHT to groom and have a 100 day season!!
GENERAL CONDITIONS:
Spring Conditions
Final Update
Grooming ended on March 27th
due to mild weather.
Trails leading into and out of
Rangeley and Oquossoc are mostly bare and closed. Please trailer to gas.
Please do not ride on bare
ground on private property in Rangeley or Oquossoc
There is still plenty of snow
north of Rangeley and into Northern NH. Ask locally about access points.
Bosebuck is the best access until the road is gated and there may be some areas
in Langtown to park and ride.
Thanks for riding in Rangeley
this season!
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Current Trail
Conditions
