TWIN MOUNTAIN SNOWMOBILE TRAIL CONDITIONS 2012-2013

4/1/13

Trails and gates are closed.  Thanks for all your support and a great riding season.  See you next year :)

**** IMPORTANT ****

Ride at your own risk and use caution!!  

 

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. Appleby 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

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)

CLOSED        

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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