Goose Creek Trail Dec 30th 2018
As expected with the holiday season the mountains were calling. Many cold smoke junkies opted to hit the hills after the fresh snowfall. With both parking lots filled to  capacity on the 30th it was expected the trail would need some attention so an extra groom was scheduled  on Goose to get it back into shape.
All went well as we were just able to get the drag up to the airport. Cold temps will help the trail over the next few days. 
At the airport we probed 175 cm and 35 cm of fresh since the last groom. Great powder in most areas other than right up top as it had been windy. On our way down the Frosty trail was also cleaned up with cat. 
Please help us with the parking lots by parking close together, so that others who may not be as addicted as you can still squeeze in. On busy days it would also be great if those with decks could slide the deck back in for the day. Thanks for you help with this.
Last day for early bird memberships, purchase online here on the website. 
​Again please check the Avy report and make sure you carry gear to be able to spend the night if you get into a bind out there.
​Hope you had a great 2018 and have an even better 2019. 

 The Br 275 was on the Ladybird trail yesterday with the tiller for the first time. With reports of the Norns Creek section holding together it was decided to head up to 21 km on East Ladybird and get that section into shape. All went well with good snow to the 3 km parking lot. 

So far this season we have noticed our collection boxes not doing so well. Our memberships are also down slightly, so  one would hope to see some trail passes even when the trail heads are not maintained by people collecting. If you know riders that have still not purchased a membership or have guests here from  out of town please encourage them to buy trail passes as all the funds go back into the club. Thank you to all of you that do buy your memberships and trail passes as without you this club would not be where it is today.
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Be sure to keep an eye on the Avy reports and keep right at all times on the trails Thanks CSA