April 4th:  Roads were suitable for snowcat hauling on Thursday and all trails were groomed and trackset, starting early Thursday morning with a brief pause during the warmest part of the day. Grooming continued Thursday evening wrapping up in the early hours of Friday morning. Up to 20cm's of new snow had accumulated prior to Thursdays grooming of the Mt.Shark system and temperatures reached into the negative double digits early Friday morning. 

The base is still decent on the Mt Shark trails, though there may be some exposed dirt and/or rocks in the usual spots, on a couple sharp corners, on Ursa Major and/or Hercules.  There is a possibility that grooming is now finished for the season at Mt Shark, as warmer temperatures again on the horizon will lead to prohibitive conditions for snowcat transportation.

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Reported on Apr 4, 2025 at 3:44 AM by Adam
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Today Distance OpenLast Groomed Trackset
Orion
1.87km
Apr 4, 2:05 AM
Draco
0.93km
Apr 4, 2:05 AM
Ursa Major
3.22km
Apr 4, 2:03 AM
Biathlon Area
0.33km
Apr 4, 1:31 AM
Virgo
2.74km
Apr 4, 12:19 AM
Pegasus
2.76km
Apr 3, 10:59 PM
Hercules
4.96km
Apr 3, 10:49 PM
1-3 Days Ago Distance OpenLast Groomed Trackset
Starting Grid
0.29km
Apr 3, 2:36 PM
Biathlon Officials Access
0.32km
Apr 3, 12:29 PM
Watridge Lake Trail
3.61km
Apr 3, 11:15 AM
Mt Shark Helipad Access
1.36km
Apr 3, 11:15 AM
Watridge Lake trail to Spray River Bridge
2.15km
Apr 3, 10:33 AM
Watridge Lake Access
0.15km
Apr 3, 10:31 AM