Fat Bike Grooming Report

PEARRYGIN AREA update 3/15/24

Welcome to spring,

This note is definitely overdue as by now everyone realizes that another season of winter trails in the Pearrygin Lake area has come to a close.  However, we wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for hanging in there with us this winter while we tried to do the best we could with what little this winter had to offer in snow and favorable grooming conditions.  We'll be back at it next year hoping for a more bountiful snow pack.

- Dave, Steve, Joe, Doug, Alex, and Jen

 

Trail classifications

All of the trails in the Pearrygin Lake Sno-Park system (Pearrygin Lake State Park and Lloyd Ranch) are classified in one of two ways.  "All Users" is used for trails open to fatbikes, snowshoeing, walking, and skiing.  "Fatbikes Only" is used for trails that as the name implies are only open to fatbikes.  Please respect these designations and use the appropriate trails based on your mode of recreation to maximize everyone's enjoyment and the use of grooming resources.

Sno-Park funds provide grooming equipment, fuel, plowing, and staff at Pearrygin Lake

Although it can be frustrating to have to buy different passes for different trail systems and places, the Sno-Park program has been very good to Pearrygin Lake State Park and the winter trail program in the Pearrygin Area.  Sno-Park funded equipment grants paid for both of the Ski-Doo Skandic snowmobiles and some of the grooming implements we use to groom the trails. The Sno-Park program also pays for the fuel and maintenance for the snowmobiles, grooming staff time, and parking lot plowing.  That's a really direct payback for the users of the Pearrygin winter trail system for fiftyish bucks a winter.

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