TWIN MOUNTAIN SNOWMOBILE TRAIL CONDITIONS 2011-2012

3/13/12@11:07am

Due to the warm weather the last 2 days we have closed ALL the Twin Mountain trails :(.  We would like to thank everyone for their support this year especially with the lack of snowfall and we look forward to ALOT more snow next season and seeing you on the trails :)

**** IMPORTANT ****

Ride at your own risk!!  

Trail Name

Trail Status

Condition

Trail Base amount in INCHES

Groomed or Groomed date 

 COMMENTS

Cog Base Road - NH Corridor 11 Trail

CLOSED

       

Mt. Clinton Rd  (3.5 miles 1 way-Dead End)

CLOSED        

Jefferson Notch Road - NH Corridor 11 Trail

CLOSED        

Lower Falls parking lot to Fabyans

CLOSED        

Cherry Mt. Road

CLOSED        

Cherry Mt. Tower Trail

CLOSED

       

Mt. Applebee Trail

CLOSED

       

Mt. Mitten Trail - NH Corridor 11 Trail

 CLOSED

       

Iron Horse Trail (102) Fabyan's -Blue Store 

CLOSED        

Iron Horse Trail (102) Blue Store -"Lennon Rd."

CLOSED        
102 bypass of railroad tracks Twin Mt Sand/Gravel CLOSED        
Zealand Trail - NH Corridor 11 Trail CLOSED        

Mt. Tom - Reopening for 2011-2012

CLOSED        

Rosebrook Trail

CLOSED        

Pipeline Trail - NH Corridor 11 Trail

CLOSED        
Twin Mountain Trail CLOSED        
Twin Mountain Connector CLOSED        

Tuttlebrook Trail - NH Corridor 11 Trail

CLOSED        
Harold's Way CLOSED        

In town Twin Mt., access to businesses

CLOSED        

Lower Haystack Trail - NH Corridor 11 Trail 

CLOSED        

Haystack Bypass Trail

CLOSED        

Haystack trail- NH corridor 11 Trail

CLOSED        
SugarLoaf CLOSED        

$25 TRAIL (Groomed by Jefferson Club)

         

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Recommended Practice for Passing By a Groomer
Approved by NHSA Map and Trails Committee  

1.  For oncoming sleds:  The sleds should pull off the trail and allow the groomer to pass by.

2.  For sleds overtaking the groomer:  The groomer operator should find a safe spot to pull over and stop.  The sleds can then check to see if they can safely pass by the groomer.

Note: The operator will not signal for sleds to pass by. 

Reason:  Each rider must take responsibility for passing by the groomer safely.

NH Statute Governing Passing by a Groomer

215-C:8 Operation of Snowmobiles. –

Section III b, Item 3:
   10 miles per hour at trail junctions or parking lots, or when passing trail grooming equipment.  

Some courtesies to observe on our trail system:

1. Curfew hour is 11:00pm through inhabited areas.

2. Please do not litter the trail system.

3. WARNING: Grooming equipment is in operation at any time, use caution.

4. Observe speed limits and stay on marked trails (especially early season).

Note: Link to our trail map to see corresponding trails.

Please remember the trail conditions are updated as much as possible & can change within hours depending on weather & snowmobile use, if you disagree with a particular condition listed from a first hand, recent experience please e-mail us "kindly" at:    twinmtsnow@roadrunner.com