DEC 27th 2013 TRAIL REPORT

Welcome to the start of snowmobile season 2013/2014. As of today all Moose Mountain Snowmobile Club trails are OFFICIALLY CLOSED. Some of the trails are marked and just getting signed. Depending on the weather Saturday we could see a few trails open for sunday. For the latest information check back here, our facebook link and the SSA trail conditions page. The best snow conditions currently are in the Stoughton area and north to Corning, Windthorst and Kipling areas.

TRAIL UPDATE APRIL 13/2013

The following trails are OPEN for another weekend. Trail #311F Carlyle to Kenosee Lake. Windthorst to Silver Bullet. 311B Silver Bullet Shelter to Kipling. ALL OTHER TRAILS ARE CLOSED AND SIGNS HAVE OR ARE BEING REMOVED. CORNING, ARCOLA, KISBEY, STOUGHTON TRAILS ARE CLOSED. WEST PARK GATE TO 311D/B JUNCTION IS ALSO CLOSED. NO ATV'S ARE ALLOWED ON TRAILS LAND OWNER PERMISSION IS FOR SNOWMOBILE USE ONLY. Conditions in the Moose Mountain Provincial Park are good. Ride the speed limit and enjoy the spring riding.

TRAIL UPDATE APRIL 7/2013

Most trails are still open for snowmobiling only. Land owner Permission is for snowmobilers only not ATV's. Some trails signs have been removed in the ditches in Carlyle. Trail 311B from the West Park gate up to the Kipling/Corning junction has been closed and the signs removed, use at your own risk. The 311A trail through Arcola has been dug up at the creek just SW of the Coop, please go around or navigate it on your own. Some signs in the ditch at stoughton have been removed as well. Kipling has removed some signs in town as the crews are digging out the ditches. Signs are in place on all trails except those listed. All trails will close Thursday April 11,2013. If you would like to help the club pick up the trail markers and signs in any area please message or call any one on our contact list. Thank You!

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING THIS WEDNESDAY

The Moose Mountain Snowmobile Club Inc. Annual General Meeting will take place Wednesday March 27th, 8:00pm at the Kenosee Inn. All positions are up for Election. You must have a current membership to vote. Please attend if you would like to join the board. We need more people to come forward and help out.

Trail Report March 13/2013

There has never been a better time to Ride the Moose. All trails were groomed last week also some grooming will start again tomorrow. There is a packed base of 12-24 inches on most trails outside the park and off trail in the park there is at least three feet or more in most places. Our weather forecast is showing below freezing temperatures well into next weekend. Our trails will close for sure on March 31st. There could be some hazzards in the ditches going in and out of the different communities as the towns and RM's clear culverts and drainage areas.

DIRECTORS NEEDS IN STOUGHTON AND CARLYLE

The Moose Mountain Snowmobile Club has two director openings in the club for this comings elections. Carlyle has an opening as does Stoughton. Please come forward and represent your community if you can attend one or two meetings a year. You are basically a community liason for the trail system. No canvasing for money is needed. Someone who could spend some time with trail maintanence or anything club related would be excellent. Please contact any board member or post on here. Next meeting and general elections will be at the Kenosee Inn March 27th at 8pm.

March 7th/13 GROOMING REPORT

Greeting snowmobilers.......Many Trails were groomed wednesday including 311A Kisbey to Arcola, Arcola to the Park on 311J, Boundary from Bennett(311J) to 311G Stevenson trail, South on 311G & F to Carlyle. Carlyle to Arcola will be done in the next 24 hours. Kisbey to Stoughton will also get groomed up before the weekend. In the North Kipling 311B South to 311D to Corning 311A up to Windthorst was also done on Wednesday. Windthorst North to the Silver Bullet will be done later today/Tonight. Watch for Groomers on the trail as there could be three out getting this new snow into shape. Enjoy the trails this weekend as they make it easier to find your favorite deep snow play areas. Be aware that the sloughs in the park (off trail) will be extremely deep and they do have water under the snow. At least a foot of slush on many. Please post your sledding pictures to our facebook.