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Thanks for all your dedication and hard work, another enjoyable snowmobile season has come and gone. Looking forward to many more!

Any chance of updates on the trail grooming activities?
Thanks

went onthe grand hermine loop today . freshly groomed met the groomer .I do have a concern with the punji sticks that it left behind the whole trail .it is a big safety concern that if some one happens to be going around one of the turns and drift a little to far to the other side the are going to be harpooned by one of them also some off the signs are misleading . they say to keep left or right of the tree they are on but when u get close enough it is telling you the wrong side . other than that great job on the trails

I think it would be a great idea to have signs posted on the entrance of the trails to let people know where to go. When you get to Duley Lake and you are not familiar with the area, it can get confusing sometimes if you are new or a tourist. You can end up going to Wabush, Fermont, or to Fraggle Rock. No signs posted telling you which trail is which.

What the distances in KM for most of these trails. Ex....Iron stone loop?

Every year this B.S. is on the Whitewolf site about grooming the Esker Trail.This trail always was and hopefully will continue to be apart of the Whitewolf trails(Northern Trails). Yes,I use this trail every year and for those of you,who might want to travel outside of your cell phone distance,you will find lots of people using this trail. This week-end alone approximately 40+ snowmobiles will use this Northern Trail.If the funds are there and the operators,volunteers are available..groom all our trails. PLEASE be positive, commenting about things we really know nothing about,Do not help our cause. Love to ride our Whitewolf Trails.

Good day, wondering if the trail conidtions could be updated to list whats been recently opened?(see "Location"). Thank you.

Did the north and south trail today north side was a bit bumpy but meet groomer out on it south side is good going with fresh new snow on it minor drifting in some places excellent day on skidoo....

Just came back from a ride on local trails, very pleased with the conditions in general. The loop to/from Fraggle Rock is in great shape. Trail to border chalet also in great shape. Crossed over from Duley to Wabush and looped back through Wabush, mostly great shape. Are there areas that could be better? Maybe. Is it worth complaining? Hardly. Is it worth the money we pay for a pass? Definately and many times over. Thank you groomer operators for the work you're doing. Some of us realize that multiple factors play a role in trail conditions such as weather (wind) conditions, excessive throttling, groomer maintenance, and god forbid you operators might have family or responsibilities beyond grooming. As one not hide behind a false name, since I am a paying member, keep up the good work. I'd rather see well kept locals than scarcely used trails such as Esker. Maybe an extra few passes on North/South trails would be nice as well (and linking trails). Thanks for your efforts.