Started at the Ken Kunkel Center across to Shirley’s Trail and across the Peat Ponds. Crossed Sheep Creek Road to access the Dunbar. Went to Dome Pond and back. Overflow on Moose Creek was solid and covered at this time. Enjoy!
2/27/2025
Lots of snow! Packed the Trail from Ken Kunkel to Polar Mine access.
Dunbar trail maintenance. Lots of overflow at the railroad tracks by the Polar Mine Siding. Access to Dunbar is groomed coming from the Peat Ponds via upper trail to the Cell Tower opposite Jennifer Drive in order to avoid overflow on Moose Creek. Otherwise the trail is freshly groomed!
Packed and groomed from the Peat Ponds to Dome Pond on the Dunbar. We brushed and cleared most of the trail. There is a bit of overflow on Moose Creek, but nothing bad. ENJOY and Happy New Year!
Since 2015, Metropolitan Garage has been proud to groom the trails that connect our community. Whether you’re skiing, fat biking, or skijoring or mushing, we’re out there making sure the trails are ready for you.
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