Aroostook County Snowmobile Trail Report

Four snow storms over the last ten days have done wonders for the snowmobile trail systems across northern Maine.

Here is the Aroostook County Snowmobile Trail Report for February 4th, 2015, from the desk of Gary Marquis with the Caribou Parks and Recreation Department.

Hopefully more of this is going to be the norm for the next two months fingers crossed. Mother Nature has been helping the county, for the past couple of days. All projects are reporting excellent conditions.

Remember that we live and recreate around a working forest, while most of us take this for granted. There are many people that make a living working in the areas that we play in. Let’s please use caution and common sense when entering logging operations, there have been many close calls with snowmobilers and logging equipment.

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Trail Info:

ITS 85 Ashland is reporting a logging op. in the Masardis area follow the signs. In the Winterville area there is a slight re-route use the Red River road not the Buggy Brook Road. Two miles north of Oxbow the road is plowed, and it is not in the best of condition. Fort Kent and Eagle Lake are reporting good conditions

ITS 83 Groomed in its entirety

ITS 81 Reporting in very good condition, there is logging in the Scopan Lake area.

ITS 92 This trail is in great shape, 92A, and 92B also are in great shape.

ITS 90 The sections that were giving Caribou fits are now completely covered and in very good shape

ITS 88 The new snow and grooming has helped out the CP section of this trail, the remainder of the trail is in great shape

ITS 86 excellent shape

ITS 105 Great shape excellent cover
Trail 75 in the Scopan Lake area active logging

ITS 120 Very good shape

RT. 89 This trail will be groomed completely by Friday

RT. 100 Great condition

RT. 81 in the Westmanland area has logging watch for signs

ITS116 in the Fort Fairfield area has active logging watch for sign