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From The Journal on Pagosa.com: Everything You Need to Know |
Outdoors & Recreation |
2008 Snow Trail News |
By Norm Vance | Apr 3, 2008 |
Please send a link to this page to your snow sporting friends. Scroll down for snow trail info and Wolf Creek Ski Area Report.
Pagosa's San Juan Outdoor Club on the West Fork Nordic Ski Track
Trailblazers Snowmobile Report
Grooming Report
There is a lot of snow out there !!!!!
Groomed trails:
Eastfork Rd.
Turkey Springs and Monument
Fourmile Rd. to the trailhead
Plumtaw Rd.
Wolf Creek Road is being groomed every afternoon during Spring Break. JOIN THE CLUB. Monthly meetings are at the Methodist Church on Lewis Street. Meetings are on the second Thursday of each month, November thru March, at 6:30 p.m. Dues are $30.00 for a single, $35.00 for a family, and $50.00 for a business. This also includes your membership to CSA (Colorado Snowmobile Association) and your monthly copy of snow scoop news.
See the Colorado state website click here.
Wolf Creek Ski Report Jan 3, 2007
 Read the history of Wolf Creek click here.
Deep Tuesday: A Wolf Creek Legend Click Here.
The Bonanza, Raven, Treasure, and Nova Lifts are open from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. The Alberta Chair is open. The Wolf Creek Lodge and Prospector Lodges are open. A friendly and professional ski school staff is available for all ski and snowboard lessons, including the Wolf Pups, ages 5-8. The ski and snowboard rental shops are open, as well as Treasure Sports, which has great new t-shirts, ski and snowboard apparel. Come join the fun at Wolf Creek! Notice The groomed cross country ski track from the lower parking lot at Wolf Creek Ski Area is partially open and groomed as time allows. It is not the formally used trail . See, http://www.wolfcreekski.com/xc.asp West Fork Ski Track Open for Season. With no new snow the trails are hard and crusty, please forgive Mother Nature. New; 3/27/08 The gate at the West Fork has been closed by the Forest Service to protect the road during mud season. It is okay to go around the gate and down to the track. West Fork Road (#648) is now closed at Highway 160. To access the National Forest, one can park at the highway and walk, snowshoe or ski the plowed road to the Forest boundary. Snowmobiles are not allowed on plowed roads. West Fork is groomed and is in good shape. Some width for ski skating and ski skating passing - the loops are single width. The main trail is groomed two miles to the bridge. Part of this trail is groomed wide for ski skating. Other parts are narrow for classic skiing. The loops are groomed one lane wide with set ski tracks. See; On The West Fork. Shown above are Dick Cole (left) and your Pagosa.com Journal editor, Norm Vance, while grooming The West Fork Nordic Ski Track. The West Fork Ski Track. There is 2 miles on the main trail, wide enough for ski skating. The loops are groomed single width. The lower valley floor loop, blue on the left on map, is not open due to heavy flow in the river. Two lanes of track are set on the main trail and single track on the loops. Notice, snowshoers please walk between and not on the ski tracks. Want to lodge on the track? Click here. Pics of West Fork Ski Track click here. To see last year's Snow Trail Report click here. © 2006 Copyright by Pagosa.com |
