Snow is thin as you head out from the parking lot. The normal turn to go to the east side is not groomed so you kinda have to follow a track up there and use your memory. Once you are up top there is 2-3 feet of snow in the trees to play in, but the very top is really thin and wind blown. I had a good day there until I was on my way back across the top to the trail down and hit a rather large hidden rock. Pretty well totalled my 2005 Ski Doo Summit 800.
So My advice is to stay away for a couple weeks.
So My advice is to stay away for a couple weeks.
