trail reports and trail conditions for the shore
From Thanksgiving until Easter [or later] you can find weekly trail conditions and trail reports. Find out about recent snowfall, trail conditions and suggestions for where to ski, snowshoe, snowmobile plus links to the weather and forecasts. Snow varies from less near Lake Superior, where the big lake keeps temps slightly milder to more as climb the ridgeline to most when you go over the ridge.
How Long is Winter?
Snowfall begins in October, coming and going and usually beginning to stick late in November. Lutsen Mountains typically is open Thanksgiving weekend with a few runs and cross country skiers get their first runs in on the Onion River Road in Lutsen and along the Central Trail system up the Gunflint.
Winter Activities
winter 2022/23 season
An excellent season!
Monday, April 17
Some early warm weather has wrapped up the season for the rest of the shore’s trails.Â
We had an excellent season with snow totals ranging from 120″-150″.
Although ski, snowmobile, and snowshoe trails are now closed and the snow is going fast, there are a whole range of excellent summer activities available on the North Shore.
See you next winter. Â
Photo is from midwinter near Pincushion Mountain.
mile 0.0
mile 14.9
Korkki Nordic Trails
– Last Update:
mile 27.8
Two Harbors Voyageur Snowmobile Trails
– Last Update:
mile 39.5
– Last Update:
mile 46.0
mile 54.9
mile 58.5
mile 58.9
Flathorn Gegoka Ski & Fat Bike Trails
– Last Update:
mile 80.4
Temperance River State Park Trails
– Last Update:
mile 82.5
mile 90.5
mile 92.7
Lutsen / Tofte Snowmobile Trails
– Last Update:
mile 99.6
mile 99.8
mile 109.2
mile 109.3
gunflint mile 6.5
George Washington Pines Ski & Snowshoe Trail
– Last Update:
gunflint mile 25.0
gunflint mile 28.0
gunflint mile 41.6
mile 143.9
Grand Portage Snowmobile Trails
– Last Update:
mile 150.8
Winter Activities
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