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April 10, 2018 - 7:10 pm update: The crazy winter of 2017 / 2018 continues. All grooming has stopped, however, you can ride on ungroomed trails on state lands (where permitted) and unplowed forest roads. The base is still very good in the Keweenaw Peninsula and in the Lake Superior snow belts in the Eastern U.P. from Paradise to Grand Marais to Seney to Munising. There are trails on state land in this area and forest roads. If you know the area you should be able to find a lot of places to ride. If you do not know the area, use caution and DO NOT trespass on private land.
A snow storm is in the forecast going into the weekend with the possibility of 20+ inches of snow is some areas of the U.P. If you know where to ride another weekend of riding on the way.
Have a great week and weekend!
Check the Snow Depth Map for areas with the most snow.
You can keep track of the snow in the forecast by checking out the Radar Loop
Check the weather page for the latest updates on the weather.
Here are the latest photos - and here's the latest trail reports.
Check out John Dee and the John Dee Forecast Graphic for his take on this week's weather.
Latest Snow Photos - 2018
Complete trailreport.com reports on the web, facebook and twitter:
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Forecasts
from
Weather
Undergound:
(Ironwood
Forecast)
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(Marquette
Forecast)
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(Newberry
Forecast)
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(Cadillac
Forecast)
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(Gaylord
Forecast)
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(Traverse
City
Forecast)
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Lower
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our
interactive
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You
can
follow
the
week's
weather
forecast
at
John
Dee.
You
can
track
some
of
the
lake
effect
snow
on
the
Radar
Loop
here
and
also
get
an
educated
guess
on
the
best
regions
for
snowfall
on
the
Winter
Storm
Warning
Map.
You
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view
the
snow
depth
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