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Maine Snowmobile Guide to Snowmobiling Maine
We have picked up several inches of snow over the past five days. We continue to be one of the few areas in Maine with good snowmobiling conditions. Trails are Open and groomed on a regular schedule. Conditions range from fair on a couple trails to Good to Very Good on most trails. There are still thin spots, bumps and dips so use caution
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Rangeley Snowmobile Trails Report – 2/2/1012
Mother Nature is once again and again fickle! We expected big snow Friday and got only a few inches. There was however, very heavy traffic over the weekend. The response to the Tri-State Reciprocity Weekend was amazing. Plus, we continue to be one of the few areas in Maine with good snowmobiling conditions, so there were lots of trailers in town. Trails are Open but may be icy in places.
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Rangeley Snowmobile Trails Report – 1/30/12
Trails are Open and packed (except as listed below) for cautious riding. Â Current conditions are Fair to Poor in spots but the trails are ridable for experienced riders. Conditions should improve if we get snow Thursday.
Trails are Closed, Except on marked trails and unplowed roads up in the Bosebuck region. Pittsburg, NH is also opening trails in higher elevations including its connector to Maine near Bosebuck. No one is grooming yet.
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Rangeley Snowmobile Trail Reports – 1/5/12
ITS 84 has been rerouted again this year between Tim Pond Road and Camp 14. Â This is a longer trip (approximately 9 miles one-way) to Bosebuck Mt. Camps and New Hampshire. [Read more...]
There’s more snow in the forecast for early next week so we should be okay for 12/23. If you want to ski or snowshoe this weekend, come on out for free! Tote Road is groomed but thin – bring your rock skis! Check our website for up-to-date  trail conditions.
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RLTC Opening Delayed until 12/23
Trails are open. More snow Thursday (4â€)
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Rangeley Snowmobile Trails Report – March 11, 2011
Trails are open. Riding conditions should be good to very good through out this Snodeo weekend so enjoy! More snow – We picked up about 5â€on Tuesday with more snow possibly tonight into Friday
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Rangeley Maine Snowmobile Trail Report – January 20, 2011
We have ample parking for boat or snowmobile trailers. We are on the local in-town snowmobile route. Saddleback Maine ski area and Rangeley Lakes Trail Center are only 10 minutes away, and our Inn is a quarter mile from downtown …
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Pleasant Street Inn B&B ~ Rangeley Maine
SNOW & WEATHER REPORT: Base depth (MEASURED IN Oquossoc): 34â€. We received 10†of snow yesterday and today. We expect partly cloudy conditions and near normal temperatures right through the Weekend.
TRAIL CONDITIONS: All trails are open. Conditions could not be better. Trails will be a little soft for a couple days until our groomers can firm them up. Grooming is in full schedule and trail riding should be very good. Get out early for the best riding conditions. Be careful near the trail edges and off trail. We now have about 3 feet of soft snow off trail. It is not fun to be buried and have to dig your sled out. [Read more...]