TRAIL MAPS & CONDITIONS

January 13th

The soft snow from warm temps and wet precip has fully refrozen with ice floes in the usual low spots. We’re enjoying solid fat bike with good studded tire conditions, firm snowshoeing and really tough skiing.

Metal edges are very helpful. Sledding is not recommended, as we have very fast hard surfaces.

Temps are expected to warm again Tuesday and Wednesday, with a mix changing to snow predicted into Thursday. We’re hoping to groom again on Friday morning.

 Snowshoes, fat bikes or skis are required for travel on the trails, except for the sledding hill accessed via the road next to the big house.

Pedestrians and narrow tire cyclists are welcome to use Governor Chittenden Road.

Thank you for your understanding and for helping us care for the trails.

Remember to member up! Membership comes with many benefits, including early camp access.

We’ve updated camp schedules and offerings for 2026, with increased spaces for our youngest campers and a new advanced bike camp option.

While pedestrian/snowshoe access is complementary, trail maintenance, grooming and organizational support are expensive.
Please support our nonprofit’s year round stewardship.

Governor Chittenden Road is almost always a great option for walking, running and riding too. See Trail Conditions.

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