Grooming Schedule 2020-21
February 23rd, 20212021 Club Rides
February 22nd, 2021As this season matures we will list our club rides. So you may enjoy a destination with club & family members.
The first Club Ride of 2021 to Spruce Lakes is scheduled for Saturday the 27 of February.
We will meet at the bowling alley at 10 AM and should arrive at the Spar Lake Trailhead by 10:30 AM. We look forward to enjoying the area and the friendship of club & family members. See you there.
pictures from our February 15th. 2020 ride to Spruce Lakes
Ride to the border 2018
AVALANCHE TRAINING
February 12th, 2021The 2021 free Avalanche training is scheduled for February 20th at Turner Mountain.
Meet at Turner Mountain at 8 am.
Call Terry Crooks for particulars 293-1628.
Next Scheduled Meeting
February 5th, 2021Our next scheduled meeting is March 3rd. 2021
Location: Groomer Building, note bring a chair.
An Agenda will be posted on the Home page.
Once you see the agenda, if you questions please call me at 295-4322
Check the home page for the agenda & more.
As Avalanche Advisory information is available, it will be updated by the Idaho Panhandle Avalanche forecasting.
November 29th, 2020
Before going into to the backcountry to ride and play check the conditions at
http://www.idahopanhandleavalanche
The 2020 Troy High School $500 dollar contribution to the Senior graduation party has been sent.
March 24th, 2020AVALANCHE TRAINING
February 4th, 2020TRAIL PASS
December 1st, 2019A trail pass is required for groomed trails. The cost is $20 for 2 years. For out of state riders, the yearly fee is $35, no trail pass required. THERE IS NO GRACE PERIOD. You will receive a ticket for non- compliance… Available in Troy at the Booze & Bait, the Yaak Mercantile, The Snowmobile dealers in Libby, or on line at the Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks site https://app.mt.gov/als/index/index.html
KEELER CHANGES
November 5th, 2018Keeler Trail Changes: The USFS IPNF, has removed the gate and placed 3 foot boulders where the gate was on the Keeler Trail just past the saddle (in Idaho) Use the bypass located just before the gate area till we have 5 ft. of snow . Beyond the gate, the USFS has attempted to return the terrain to a natural state.
Caution: as a result, obstacles have been inserted into what was a road. use caution when trying to navigate this area. It’s best to use a workaround on the up hill side when snow conditions are not sufficient to adequately cover these boulders…