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The Camp Do What You Wanna General Store, in Rangeley, Maine. Posted March 01, 2012, at 3:37 p.m. After a recent visit to friends across the border in Quebec, my husband and I enjoyed a scenic meander through the mountains and lakes of northwestern Maine.
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Our Trails are open and in good riding condition. We continue to be one of the few areas in Maine with good snowmobiling conditions. Trails are 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, some icy corners, bumps and dips so use caution. Cautions on the Rangeley Trail System: ITS 84 at South Bog Stream has a logging operation on the trail.
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Rangeley Snowmobile Trail Reports – 2/8/12
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
Mother Nature is once again fickle – we had a 24-hour thaw and some drizzle Tuesday. The thaw took some snow away and iced up the trails. We are currently assessing conditions and we should be able to work up some trails back to a loose surface. There is a distinct possibility for snow Friday. Trails are open but may be icy
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Rangeley Snowmobile Trails Report – 1/25/12
The Rangeley area picked up 3-4 inches of new snow Thursday Night. We have had 6-8 inches since Monday.
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Rangeley Snowmobile Trails Report – 1/19/12
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
All trails are closed. We have no ride-able snow yet.  There is no safe riding on the larger lakes as yet as the big lakes have little or no ice. [Read more...]
Rain and freezing rain hit us hard last night. Their calling for snow on Friday, but not sure how much we’ll get in the mountains. Good news! The new single track snowshoe trail out to picnic point on Saddleback lake is complete!! It will be signed soon and ready for snowshoeing by the next big snow storm.
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Delay In Opening
Sorry for the delay in this update. Tote Road trail was hit pretty hard with the rains from last night. Thinner base and slush underneath Read the original here: Rain Effects Trails Related Posts: Trails Update Weather Update New Snow! All Our Trails are Open! More Trails Open
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Rain Effects Trails
Sorry for the delay in this update. Tote Road trail was hit pretty hard with the rains from last night
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Rain Effects Trails at Rangeley Lakes Trails Center