Friday December 18, 2009
Much needed colder temps have arrived and all we need is more snow.
Many clubs are working the trails and still removing downed trees from
the early season snow. Some gates are still closed. Riders should use
extreme caution. Caution must be used as there is open water bars.
Conditions are early season. Riders should avoid open bodies of water
and stay off of ice.
Coos County
NORTH COUNTRY TRAILS - Are currently being worked on by Clubs
Pittsburgh opening today, expect 80% of trails open.
Errol- North on Rte 26 closed to to a temporary logging operation.
Presidential Rail Trail- Open for riding. Gates opening this week.
Rail bed, Whitefield to Groveton closed
Twin Mtn limited riding, packing trails.
Jefferson closed
Franconia notch- closed
Berlin limited riding
Gorham closed
Carroll County
BEAR NOTCH/ 12-14 " snow on a 4" base. Open for riding, The
Experimental Forest and the Notch road have been rolled.
Bartlett 8-10" of snow on the ground. Multiuse trail System. Watch for
Sled Dogs and Cross Country Skiers.
CORRIDOR 19 RR TRACKS From Ossipee to Conway, CLOSED not enough snow
to open yet.
CONWAY SCENIC RR TRACKS Are CLOSED-
CORRIDOR 15 CASTLE TRAILS- CLOSED due to warm weather and open water
bars.
Grafton County-
Northern Rail Trail is open for riding
Lisbon- 4-6" Snow- gates are not open, no grooming at this time. Club
is working to clear trail.
Belknap County- no report
Merrimack County- no report
Strafford County
Gates on the Rochester Farmington Recreation Trail have been opened.
Powder Mill reporting 60% of trails open with 7" of snow. Conditions
are poor.
Corridor 22 From Johnsons to 28 CLOSED
Jesse Mountain CLOSED OPENING FOR MONDAY
Moose Mountain CLOSED
Rockingham County- No Report
Hillsborough County- No Report
Sullivan County-
Sugar River Rail Trail- 6" of snow. Open for riding
Claremont and Surrounding areas- Received 12" of snow over the last
week. Limited local riding with partial trail openings.
Unity/Ackworth- Some trails open, no grooming at this time
Cheshire County-
Pisgah and Ashuelot Rail Trail- 4" of snow
Please be safe and ride with caution. Respect our landowners. Watch
speeds and stay to the right.
These reports are posted by the New Hampshire Bureau of Trails and are
updated on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Contact brenda...@dred.state.nh.us.