Moose Snowmobile Trail Reports for Tuesday, January 9. 2024

Published on January 09, 2024

Turin Ridge Riders January 2024

Another riding season is now officially here, and it has certainly been a slow start this year.

There are clubs throughout the Tug Hill Region and beyond that have started to groom the trails, but beware of likely debris from a strong wind event anticipated Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning.

We’ll be updating any hazardous conditions that develop.

In the meantime if you’re up to ride, here some of the latest reports from out on the trails:

NOTE: Conditions are likely and do tend to change on a moment’s notice. Be sure to keep checking our website for any updates.

Barnes Corners Sno-Pals: No grooming yet.

Brantingham Snowmobile Club: Trails are open; expect early season conditions.

Long Pond Sno Sled Club: Trails are open, but thin coverage. Groomers have yet to be out.

Lost Trail Snowmobile Club: Groomers have groomed Towpath and White Lake Trails; expect early season conditions.

Osceola Snowmobile Association: Most trails are open; conditions vary.

Ohio Ridge Riders: Trails opened Sunday; ride at your own risk.Old Forge/Town of Webb: Opening conditions are MARGINAL; no recent grooming.

Penn Mountain Snow Riders: Trails are open; expect early season conditions.

Southern Tug Hill Sno-Riders: Best conditions are on the seasonal roads; riding not recommended near West Leyden and C-ville.

Trackside Blazers: Trails are open; expect early season conditions.

Turin Ridge Riders: Seasonal roads on Tug hill have varying conditions.

Valley Snow Travelers: Trails off Tug Hill are CLOSED; seasonal road conditions vary.

NOTICE: Local law enforcement and snowmobile club officials are warning all riders to obey any and all rules and regulations. This includes, but is not limited to: respecting closed trails and staying off from private property. Police warn to never snowmobile while intoxicated or under the influence of any substance. Watch your speeds and remember to look out for and give right-of-way to groomers on the trails.

Image via the Southern Tug Hill Sno-Riders.