Trail Detail
Notes
Trails consist of 5 separate loops groomed by volunteers from the Wolverine Nordic Ski Club. An interesting mix for all ability levels. Heavily wooded terrain and great snow make for a wonderful ski experience.New warming shelter.Trail Reports
Tuesday, December 27, 2022
Morning
posted: 2022-12-27 18:40:27
Firsthand: Freestyle [ Trails Open: All, ]
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Wolverine was cold, windy and beautiful today. Skate deck was narrow in places and very soft (pole tips fall through here and there). It was a soft deck today but it's all groomed and there's a lot of snow out there!
(Luke Fortney)
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Monday, December 26, 2022
Afternoon
posted: 2022-12-26 20:21:51
Grooming [ Trails Open: All, ]
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Groomers have been working tirelessly with the 28 inches of light fluffy snow. Two machines out putting six plus hours daily packing and grooming all trails. Pisten Bully doing its heavy job. These are volunteer groomers and we thank them with heartfelt gratitude. The tracks are great and corduroy looking good with some softness. Pole plants on outside track are possible. Grooming will continue daily. Chalet open and cozy.
(Deborah Leonard)
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Friday, December 16, 2022
Morning
posted: 2022-12-16 11:36:15
Grooming [ Trails Open: All, ]
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Groomers have been out yesterday and early this morning grooming the 8" of snow that fell Wednesday night. Excellent trail conditions. Tracked and skate lane ready.
(Deborah Leonard)
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Saturday, December 10, 2022
Morning
posted: 2022-12-10 20:23:55
Firsthand: Freestyle [ Trails Open: All, ]
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Skated with my son in the Burley today. Great conditions for skating. Definitely firmed up from a week ago and the snow started coming down again as I finished. Mid season conditions already and looks to become even better. Kudos to the groomers!
(Justin Blake)
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Friday, December 9, 2022
Afternoon
posted: 2022-12-09 22:40:44
Firsthand: Both [ Trails Open: All, ]
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Conditions were very good to excellent. Occasionally the classic tracks fell apart, and the snow in general is a little soft. But, really good coverage, virtually zero debris or hazards - it's really mid winter conditions. Slightly firmer and it'd be excellent. 100% appropriate to use your best skis.
(Andrew Westley)
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Tuesday, December 6, 2022
Afternoon
posted: 2022-12-06 23:10:54
Firsthand: Classic [ Trails Open: All, ]
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Thursday, December 1, 2022
Morning
posted: 2022-12-01 14:12:00
Grooming [ Trails Open: All, ]
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Wolverine trails have been groomed, track set and are now open! Snow is soft. The volunteers are working hard at setting the base. Enjoy the snow!
(Deborah Leonard)
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Monday, November 28, 2022
Afternoon
posted: 2022-11-28 18:24:46
Firsthand: Classic Observation [ Trails Open: Most, ]
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Wolverine trails are in fair condition with a packed base, no grooming yet. There are very few bare spots, and the packed 3-6 inch base is quiet clean. The new snow should only improve things. Grooming has been off to a slow start doing due to an unanticipated delay in the arrival of the new John Deere Gator. Thank you for your continued support.
(Jonathon Rulseh)
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Saturday, November 19, 2022
Afternoon
posted: 2022-11-19 21:27:59
Observation [ Trails: Closed ]
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Thank you for being patient as we await the arrival of a new gator and can resume normal grooming operations. We did not anticipate this late arrival as the gator was scheduled to arrive October 1. For those wondering, Wolverine is not grooming yet, but we hope that can change soon. There is plenty of snow, 28 inches plus waiting to be manicured. Stay tuned.
(Deborah Leonard)
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Monday, October 17, 2022
Morning
posted: 2022-10-17 09:08:56
Observation [ Trails Open: Partial, ]
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Almost knee deep at Wolverine! The snow continues to fall. Branches are heavily loaded so please beware of falling limbs. All trails are open except the tail end of Wolverine loop and the Novice loop. No grooming yet. Too soft and wet. Folks may ski track in and hike the open trails. We received 10-12 inches of wet heavy snow. Please respect these seasonal closures on private land while you enjoy the first taste of winter.
(Deborah Leonard)
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