Beautiful day in place with calm and clear conditions to start. Summer like temps continue with mostly dry conditions. Just under .10″ of rain Monday evening. Fall scenes are emerging more each day with the leaves slowly changing color. The dry conditions have been good for working on the trails. We are beginning our first big push of ski trail work as we constantly prepare for the winter months. The fall color has been 7-9 days behind compared to other years.
Total rainfall in September at .41″. August rainfall at 3.2″. Rainfall the month of July at 5.71″. Total rainfall in June at 7.56″. It was also a very wet month of May with right around 8″ of rain. Since January 1st, we have received almost 28″ of rain.
Fall color near the Red and Orange caboose, September 23rd, 2024.Fall riding at it’s best on the mountain bike trails, September 24th, 2024.Woolly bear caterpillar on trail! September 17th, 2024. More black than gold means more snow!Incredible northern lites next to the full moon, September 16th, 2024.New Maplealg sign at the fork, September 12th, 2024. The woods are slowly coming alive with Fall color. Early Fall color around the cabooses, September 12th, 2024.Maplelag moss on Twin Lakes ski trail, September 12th, 2024.Fall grooming on Sukkerbusk ski trail, September 10th, 2024.Fall grooming on Mother North Star ski trail, September 10th, 2024.Fall grooming on Twin Lakes ski trail, also part of mtb course, September 10th, 2024.More mushrooms! August 26th, 2024.Coral mushroom sprouting up in one unique spot along the trail, August 26th, 2024.
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