February 4, 2021
Trail Conditions Page Updated on March 1, 2021
Nash Stream Road is open will NOT be closed this season as originally planned Trails are getting
groomed everyday
Trail update – March 1, 2021
Grooming will not resume until Monday night due to rain and warm weather 7 – Good 28 – Good 109 – Rough 117 – Good 5 North/Nash Stream/East Branch- Good Albert’s Trail – Good 5 South from clubhouse to Groveton – Marginal to fair. Thin. 5 South from Groveton to Lancaster- rough Railbed from Groveton to Lancaster – showing rails Thank you to all our volunteer groomers for all your work! Keep doing your snow dance
Great North Woods Region
February 25, 2021
Pittsburg Ridge Runners, Pittsburg: Open with great conditions.
Colebrook Ski-Bees, Colebrook/Stewartstown: Open, 4-6” new snow, groomed with good conditions. In-town conditions are marginal.
Swift Diamond Riders, Stewartstown (Coleman State Park/Diamond Pond): Open, 4-6” new snow, groomed with good to great conditions.
Umbagog Snowmobile Association, Errol/Cambridge/Millsfield: Open, 3-6” new snow, groomed with good to great conditions except for in-town which is marginal. Do NOT ride on town sidewalks AND stay to right on rideable roads!
Stratford Nighthawks, Stratford/Columbia: Open, 4-6” new snow, groomed with great conditions. Active logging on northern end of Corridor 3 and Corridor 7, Meridan Hill Trail. Use CAUTION – go slow – trucks & equipment on trail!
Groveton Trailblazers, Northumberland/Groveton/Stark: Open, 3” new snow, groomed with moderate to good conditions. Corridor 5A (rail bed) heading south from Groveton is open but has exposed rails – use CAUTION!
Milan All Weather Riders, Milan: Open, 3-4” new snow, groomed with good conditions.
Lancaster Snowdrifters, Lancaster: Open, 2” new snow, groomed with moderate conditions. Corridor 5A is open but has exposed rails – use CAUTION!
White Mountain Ridge Runners, Berlin/Success: Open, 2-4” new snow, groomed with good conditions.
Jericho Mountain State Park: Open, 2-4” new snow, groomed with good conditions.
Dalton Ridge Runners: Open, 2-3” new snow, groomed with good conditions. Some icy spots – use CAUTION!
www.nhstateparks.org/Activities/snowmobiling/trail-information.aspx
| Trail | Base New snow | Conditions |
| 5 (South) from the clubhouse to groveton Village 5 south from Groveton | 8-12 base 3 New snow | Trail open Marginal to Fair Thin conditions 5 South from Groveton to Lancaster rough from Groveton to Lancaster Showing rails Corridor 5A (rail bed) heading south from Groveton is open but has exposed rails – use CAUTION! please drive safe |
| West Side (5-Alt North) Corridor Trail 28 | 8-12 base 3 New snow | Trail open moderate to good conditions use caution please drive safe |
| Primary Trail 117 to Corridor Trail 19 and Primary Trail 109 | 8-12 base 3 New snow | Trail Open moderate to good conditions 109 Rough please drive safe use caution use caution |
| Corridor 7 (North) to Stratford Bog, Arm of Sugarloaf, Albert’s Trail and Andritz Lane | 8-12 base 3 New snow | Trail Open moderate to good conditions please drive safe use caution |
| GTB Clubhouse to WestSide Alt 5 (North) 5 North and East Branch Loop (Picnic Loop) | 8-12 base 3 New snow | Trail Open moderate to good conditions please drive safe use caution |
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This report’s rating system:
- Great – Trail has a really good base, groomed flat with solid snow that should hold up to traffic.
- Very Good – Trail is flat with a good base, but there may be bare spots or ice here and there.
- Good – Trail has decent riding, but may have bare spots, ice or rough sections here and there.
- Fair – Trail is passable but may have partially filled waterbars, bare spots, ice or rough sections.
- Moderate – Trail has decent riding, but may have bare spots, ice, or rough sections.
- Marginal – Trail is passable but may have thin snow, open waterbars, bare spots or trees down.
- Ungroomed – Could be any condition from Great to Marginal. The trail is not groomed but is open to traffic.
- Spring Conditions – Could be any condition from Great to Marginal, but due to temps above freezing, the trail may not be able to be groomed and snow will be mushy.
- Closed – You should not be on that trail at all.
Trail Map
You can get free groveton trailblazers at the Groveton Trail Blazers Clubhouse maps at the following places at batch’s at Coos Pit Stop at Hollow Village General Store at North Country Shop and Save Moms at Down Home Motel Perras Ace Hardware at Percy Lodge and Campground at BlueBerry Hill Inn Cafe and Campground at Burns Truck Stop You can get the club Newsletter at Moms and at shop and North Country Shop and Save and you can also get it on our website as well
Click this link for a copy of our trail map or pick up a free copy at any of our sponsors or at the clubhouse. Don’t forget to patronize our sponsors!
Web Camera
See the current snow levels from our live web camera by clicking this link.
911 Emergency Information
911 Trail Mapping Has Come To Northern Coos County
The State of NH 911 crew has mapped the snowmobile trails north of Rte 110. (The Groveton, Errol, Colebrook, Swift Diamond and Pittsburg Clubs so far, more clubs to come on line early in this 07/08 season) Within the coming weeks you should take note at all trail junctions the address number and trail name will be on a 911 sign. On our 08/09 season trail maps we will include these 911 references.
If you are in need of Emergency Assistance on the trail, try to get the nearest “911 junction number and name” to expedite the emergency response teams arrival time.
