02/01/2023
Snowmobile trailside lodging available for the second weekend of February 2023.
Trail Report as of: February 1, 2023:
Mercer Area Sno-Goers:
8- excellent
8a- great (swamp still not groomed in middle)
9- good (logging)
9a- great
10 & 10a- great
10e- great
11- great
12-poor to fair (travel not advised)(freezing up from cold weather but partially not groomed)
12a&b- good to great
14- good
17n- great
17s- great
19- great
19b- good
20- excellent
21- great
51e- great
182 & 182b poor to fair (conditions are improving from cold weather and we are hoping to get grooming under way this coming weekend.
This cold week has helped to freeze our swamps up and we will be checking the problem areas and attempting to groom them soon.
MECCA Trails as of 1.31:
Groomers were out this afternoon renovating and combing the skate lanes. A short section of the Moose and Homestead Loops were not groomed. Tracks that were set over the weekend are still in great shape; firm and deep. Tomorrow is shaping up to be an enjoyable day to ski with very good to excellent conditions and temps starting to be moderate.
Winman Trails:
Cross-Country Ski: OPEN -North Trails were fully groomed yesterday afternoon and are in great condition. Joel just completed grooming the South Trails. Everything is set and ready for what should be a beautiful day to get outside.
Snowshoe: OPEN - Trail are in great condition. Snowshoeing this season has been nothing short of phenomenal.
Fat Tire Bike: OPEN - We will do a quick pass this morning on the fat bike trails to touch them up. Overall thought fantastic conditions and just a great time of year to be fat biking in the Northwoods.
North Lakeland Discovery Center:
The classic cross-country ski trail will be groomed and tracked again on Saturday, 1/28/23. All trails have been rolled/groomed and trails are in good condition!
Enjoy hiking, biking, skiing, snowshoeing and wildlife watching along our 12-mile trail system. Our trails are OPEN TO EVERYONE, from dawn to dusk. The terrain is gentle and winds through the woods, along the lake, bog and nearby Manitowish River allowing you to explore a variety of habitats each with their own unique plants and animals. In the winter, trails are tracked for classic skiing, and we have snowshoes available for use on site. (In winter, leashed dogs allowed on snowshoe trail only.) Members may use the snowshoes for free, general public pay $5 per pair.