The Beaver Brook Trails have been groomed today. The skiing is very good. There is plenty of new snow. Dogs are welcome, bundle up and enjoy all the new snow.

(David Martin)

The entire Beaver Brook Ski Trail was groomed Monday. The trails are in good shape with all the recent snow. Skiers will find some leaves and debris on the trail from the last storm. The trails are also dog-friendly. Enjoy the skiing!

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(David Martin)

After the Spooner area received about a foot of new snow yesterday, the Beaver Brook ski trails were groomed. The trails have great coverage and the new snow should provide good control. Enjoy the skiing!

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(David Martin)

The trails at Beaver Brook were groomed for a second time after the area received about 10-12 inches of snow. Skiers will find very good classic skiing. There may be a few branches down from the heavy snow, dogs are always welcome...enjoy the new snow!

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(David Martin)

The trails out at Beaver Brook Wildlife Area were groomed Thursday night. The groomer will have to go out again as the trails are soft after the recent snowfall of about 10-12 inches. Bundle up and enjoy the new snow, don't forget to bring Fido as dogs are welcome.

(David Martin)

After the Spooner area received about 4-5 inches of new snow today and yesterday, the trails out at Beaver Brook Wilderness Area were groomed. The trails have good coverage and there is plenty of snow that offers good control. Enjoy the skiing!

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(David Martin)

My first error was taking a set of skin skis that are built for far more speed than required on this small classic only trail. I skied the west trail from Cranberry Road to Harrison road, walked the road to the southbound link, and skied out. I skipped the loops around Harrison Lake. The good news was full depth track in most places. The grooming team did the best they could with ultra dry snow. The track is soft sided so be ready to run one ski out of track on occasion. Likewise the herringbone uphill was tougher than "normal" conditions. This is a fun romp on easy intermediate rollers with a few turning downhills.The groomers have it right by lifting the tracksetter in these more demanding downhills. I walked the last downhill to Harrison Road. Wood skis next time. There was a bit of grass and sticks as you take the split going north, but nothing to worry over on good skis. A spring has left a small patch of ice on the southbound track. You can see it coming. My route took 90 minutes. Saw a few people with dogs on this dog friendly trail.

(Jeff Bolte)

After the Spooner area received 3-4 inches of new snow last night (and it is currently snowing), the Beaver Brook ski trails were tracked for classic skiing. The track is soft in areas but the groomer reports that the skiing is good. Dogs are welcome, bundle up and enjoy the trails.

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(David Martin)

Trail was in ok shape considering lack of snow so far. Was nice to get out and enjoy some outdoors. Tracks were set and in good shape today. I only was on the west trail so not sure how the east trail is.

(Mike Juedes)

Beaverbrook received an additional 4" of snow today. it was groomed tonight on both the East and West sides, tracks were set wherever possible. The East side has had a lot of logging so more snow will make the trail better there, the West side looks surprisingly good.

(Kevin Myers)