GROOMING REPORT

LAST UPDATED: April 14, 2019; Grooming is finished for the year, please email in updates so we can update the website.

BLUE LAKE

LAST GROOMED:	Due to warm temps and rapid melting snow we have decided to wrap up the season. The lack of snow this past month has caused the early season wrap up. Groomed the evening of March 29 th,
SNOW REPORT:	Estimated 180 cm base, Jeff Wagstaff reports a foot of fresh April 14 th, Unloaded at 7 km Bare spots at 8 km and at 13 km.

NOTICES:Ploughed off to 7 km, lots of pull off along the way, chains required for all trucks with trailers.

EAGLE PASS

LAST GROOMED:	Due to warm temps and rapid melting snow we have decided to wrap up the season. The lack of snow this past month has caused the early season wrap up. Groomed the evening of March 30 th,
SNOW REPORT:	Estimated 180 cm base with no new reports sent in, Ploughed off to 1 km parking lot on March 30, Bare spots at 3 km and at 15.5 km.

NOTICES: Trail ploughed off to the 1 km parking lot, roads bare to the 1 km parking area and the parking area free of snow.
Please slow down on the trails!

OWLHEAD

LAST GROOMED:	Due to warm temps and rapid melting snow we have decided to wrap up the season. The lack of snow this past month has caused the early season wrap up. Groomed the evening of March 30 th,
SNOW REPORT:	Estimated 180 cm base, Trent Graham reported a foot of fresh and unloaded at 7 km.Bare spots to 13 k.

NOTICES:Ploughed off to 7 km, Trucks with trailers must have chains.

QUEEST

LAST GROOMED:	Due to warm temps and rapid melting snow we have decided to wrap up the season. The lack of snow this past month has caused the early season wrap up. Groomed the evening of March 24 th,
SNOW REPORT:	Estimated 170 cm base with no reports sent in, Ploughed off to 8 km.

NOTICES:Trail ploughed off to 8 km , Tire chains required for all trucks.

Sled Sicamous Grooming Report

TRAIL GROOMING

Trails will be groomed after 75 sleds; in the evening or as soon as possible.

Please do not drive your vehicle on groomed trails.
Stay on the right side of the trail.
Watch for grooming equipment and give them right-of-way
Travel on and off the groomed trails is completely at the Sledder’s Own Risk.