Tuesday Trail Talk: November 5, 2024
Be Sure to Vote
Like so many times our communities voice needs to be heard. Today marks another day to help direct our community and our country. Please take time today to do your part and VOTE. We urge everyone of voting age and capacity to consider what best impacts you and your community. We have seen what this community can band together to overcome. Please get informed and get to the polls!!!
Winter Grooming is Underway
We have begun our grooming efforts for this winter use season. There will be a few changes this year.
Updated grooming markers. We will be placing BLUE trail markers so they will not be confused with what are used elsewhere on the trail. These new markers will be getting placed next week.
“No winter maintenance” signs will be placed on trails that we will not be grooming. That, however, does not mean you can’t snowshoe them. What it does mean is we will not be marking or packing a trail on them is all.
We will be grooming more this year. This is two fold. We are grooming more often and more trail. The trails we will be grooming this year are as follows.
Miner loop
Fools Gold (new)
Eadsville South
Eadsville Upper (Including Bypasses)
Eadsville North
Copper
Biathlon loop (later in the season)
Please keep in mind that Miner loop has been significantly altered at the trailhead from where they have been in the past. This is due to the construction of the lodge. Please follow signage, as it may change as the season continues.
Quick reminders
If you should decide to snowshoe or fatbike on the ski trail, please avoid the classic set tracks and always remember to yield to skiers. If the snow is too soft please consider using the trail system another day. What is too soft? If you are sinking in the trail over an inch on your bike or snowshoes. Things you can do.
Lower your tire pressure.
Walk/ride on the far side of the ski trail to allow skate skiers their lane.
Move to the single track
We ask that everyone obeys all Natrona County Parks rules.
Trail Building Will Continue in the Snow
We will be continuing saw work to open the McMurry Park Trail and will let you all know when it is marked and ready for some fresh tracks. If you hear a saw running on the trails, stop by and say HI.
Riding isn’t Over
We received info that Glendo is dry and riding great. If you are itching to get some last days of riding in, make a trip to one of our States amazing state parks to get some miles in.
