​Another quick one! Two changes from last week:
❌ Dewey went from yellow to red -- the recent rain has done a number on our most stubborn network, so please avoid riding there until it's dried out and firmed up a bit. Stay tuned for next week's conditions report.
🟢 Gold Jacket at Craig Wood is now OPEN -- thank you to all the folks who helped tuned up this popular jumpline.

All the networks:
🟢 Cobble Hill, Blueberry Hill, & Otis Mtn -- Etown
🟢 Three Sisters, Hardy Road, & Flume -- Wilmington
🟢 East Branch Community Trails -- Keene
🟢 Lussi/Loggers -- Lake Placid
🟢 Mt. Pisgah & Fowler's Crossing -- Saranac Lake
⚠️Craig Wood -- Lake Placid (including Gold Jacket which is now open)
️ ❌Dewey Mtn -- Saranac Lake

Have a great weekend everyone!

Here's a quick one for you, folks! Changes from last week:
⭐ Lussi/Loggers from yellow to green
⭐ Craig Wood went from green to yellow, but Green Jacket opened up (Gold Jacket is still closed)

All the Trail Networks:
🟢 Cobble Hill, Blueberry Hill, & Otis Mtn -- Etown
🟢 Three Sisters, Hardy Road, & Flume -- Wilmington
🟢 East Branch Community Trails -- Keene
🟢  Lussi/Loggers -- Lake Placid (except for Gold Jacket which is closed)
🟢 Mt. Pisgah & Fowler's Crossing -- Saranac Lake
⚠️Craig Wood -- Lake Placid (except for Gold Jacket which is closed)
⚠️ Dewey Mtn -- Saranac Lake

Thank you again to all the volunteers who are still leaf blowing and clearing blowdown, y'all are rockstars and we're all very thankful for your work.  

OVERVIEW: Not many changes from last week, but a few additional openings at Flume, Wilmington and Mt. Pisgah & Fowler's Crossing, Saranac Lake. 

Biggest takeaway lately is that volunteers across our region have been doing AMAZING work to get the trails ready for the season.  They've been logging many hours and tackling many miles to leaf blow and clear blowdown, not to mention the trails committees which have been strategizing on trail projects for the season. 

​To every volunteer: THANK YOU SO MUCH for your hard work, it makes a huge difference.  Please remember to log your hours -- we'd like to hook you up with some kind of thank you for your service and logging your hours is the best way to keep a record of that time.