Sugarbush Cross Country Ski Trail Conditions
2/10/26
All trails in good condition. See chart below for details
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| Typical grooming schedule: Our budget allows for grooming the entire system on Thursday and/or Friday (evening) of each week, starting with priority trails. Touch-up on priority trails (as needed) Monday or Tuesday. (Schedule may be adjusted if there is new snowfall) | |||||||
| Trail Section | KM | Date Groomed | Base Depth | Rolled | Skate | Classic | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date = groomed; (*) = priority trails |
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| * Summit View - Dogs allowed | 2. | 2.11.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
| * Wood Duck | 1 | 2.11.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
| * Piece of Cake | 1 | 2.11.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
| * Bridge Run | .8 | 2.11.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
*Tofte Ski down |
3.3 | 2.3.26 | 2.3.26 | ||||
*Hogback Loop |
3.2 | ||||||
| East portion - "O" to "G" | 1.4 | 2.11.26 | 2.7.26 | ||||
| West portion - "E" to "O" | 1.8 | 2.11.26 | 2.7.26 | ||||
*Homestead Loop |
7.2 | ||||||
| Upper section | 5 | 2.11.26 | 2.3.26 | ||||
| Lower section | 2.2 | 2.11.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
*Britton to Oberg
|
10 | 2.11.26 | 2.3.26 | ||||
*Oberg Loop |
7.2 | ||||||
| East portion - "X" - "W" | 4.9 | 2.10.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
| West portion - P to "L" to "M" to "X" | 2.3 | 2.10.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
*Onion River Road |
11 | ||||||
| Parking lot to "X" | 2 | 2.10.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
| Parking lot to end (& return) | 5.5 (11) | 2.10.26 | 2.6.26 | ||||
Picnic Loop |
22-30 | ||||||
| Upper Picnic Loop - "N" to "O" | 9.2 | 2.10.26 | 2.10.26 | ||||
| Upper Picnic Loop - "M" to "N" | 2.7 | 2.10.26 | 2.10.26 | ||||
Moose Fence Trails |
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| Maple Loop - Dogs allowed | 4.2 | 2.10.26 | 2.10.26 | ||||
| Upland Loop - Dogs allowed | 3.3 | 2.10.26 | 2.10.26 | ||||
| Connector trail - "P" to "N" | 3.7 | 2.10.26 | 2.10.26 | ||||
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Explore our site...discover the trails! The Sugarbush Trail Association maintains 65 kilometers of cross country ski trails through beautiful and remote Forest Service land in the Lutsen-Tofte area, and has partnered to help develop nearly six miles of new single-track mountain bike trails with additional miles in the planning stage.
