Grooming Report - The first season was excellent with our new PB400 but now we are into the second season!
Updated 1/12/25
By the way, our new cat is great!
Snow Depth:
Huckleberry Mountain Pole: 7.0FT
Shelter: 8 inches
Trails Groomed:
Thousand Springs Loop: 1/9/25
Huckleberry Loop: 1/5/25
Rock Top Trail Loop: 1/10/25
Dead Soldier Trail: 1/10/25
Union Creek Trail: Last Season
Whiskey Creek Trail: 1/12/25
Bybee Creek Trail: 1/12/25
Hamaker Loop: 1/12/25
Pipe Line Loop: 1/11/25
Ginkgo Trail: Lower part: 1/10/25
Crater Creek Loop: Last Season
Varmint Camp: 1/3/25
Claude Lewis Shelter: 1/8/25
…Total Grooming Miles for the Season: 355.0
…Total Hours for the Season: 100.1
…Total tree removal: 357
Thousand Springs Snow Cam:
Road Cams
Elevation: 6000' Roughly the elevation of Cook's Hole and Chicken Hill
Grooming Notes: We started our season right at December 1st with all the new epic snow!
However, the snow seemed to warm up and turn to rain. Not great to say the least. We’ve had lots of trees down, washouts and some slides. So watch out for holes and trees across the trail. We will be building a trail to Diamond Lake in the next two weeks to prepare for the OSSA Convention. We will be having a grooming school on Friday, January 17th and they will have several snowcats there to try out. In the mean time, we will be cleaning up the trails at 1000 Springs. Are you interested in running a snowcat or grooming for the club, look us up!
Jim Gulrich
Grooming Chairman
Please check out the Groomer Tracker app for your phone. It is up and running again this season and working better than ever. Have fun and if you haven’t signed up to join a snowmobile club, now is a perfect time.
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.groomer.tracker
iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/groomertracker/id1281916692
The $250 club fee has been sponsored by Jim Gulrich for this season.
Please contact Jim if you would like more info on our grooming program or would like to schedule a ride in the cat.