Snowmobile trail conditions for March 2021 from The Forks Area Trails Club, at the center of Maine’s best snowmobiling.

Snowmobile trail conditions for February 2021 from The Forks Area Trails Club, at the center of Maine’s best snowmobiling.

We have been doing the best grooming that we can with the minimal amount of snow – but there’s a storm on the way, with 12-20″ in the forecast for Thurs-Fri!

We received about 4” of snow on Sunday night, and with cooler night time temps the Tuckers have been out regularly. Warm temps are here for a few days, so get out and enjoy some spring temps with mid-winter trail conditions! Should be real good riding for another couple of weeks. We plan to groom regularly right through March, and will have the lodge and restaurant open until April 7th.

6″ from the last mid-week snow storm has freshened up the trails, resulting in another great weekend of riding ahead! Weekly storms have been the story of the season, and it’s not going to be over anytime soon. We have over 4′ of snowpack and some seriously epic trails; it’s about time to hit up some March Midweek Madness riding! Buy one night, get one night FREE lodging at Northern Outdoors: come ride!

The Forks area trails are holding up well with increased traffic. Trailmaster Jim and grooming crew report great riding everywhere, except for a few short wooded sections that are just a bit thin on snow. Our groomers have been out consistently and cold temps have hardened up the trail surface, and any thin spots will be taken care of after the big storm that’s coming later this weekend. Enjoy!

We have received nearly a foot of snow in the past week. Conditions on our trail system have improved dramatically with the new snow. Cold temperatures have locked up any standing or running water, and the groomers have been out and able to pull snow into most of the trouble spots. Should be a good weekend of riding coming up.

With daytime temps in the high 40’s and night time temps in the low teens we’ve been able to continue grooming operations by night and enjoy comfortable riding conditions during the day. We groomed the entire trail system Monday night and it is in generally good shape! If weather permits we will groom Friday and Saturday nights. There’s still plenty of riding to be had once you get out from the trailheads and in-town access points… Enjoy the last few days of the season, we will be closing the lodge after lunch on Sunday, April 1st.