Munising Trail Report 2/13
Warmed up again to the thirties during the day. Still dropping down to the twenties at night. The groomed snowmobile trails around Munising are in good condition with groomers running twice a day. It’s a little snirty and icy near town and the side of the roads is a little thin.
The old logging roads and some of the forest trails are excellent.
Munising Trail Report 2/11
Temperatures have dropped to the teens and we received around four inches of new snow here in Munising. Lake effect snow is supposed to continue till tomorrow. The trails are in much better shape with the new snow. The 419 connector into Wetmore is still dirty, but Trail 8 and Trail 7 are in good condition now. Groomers are out and now have more snow to work with.
Munising Trail Report 2/9
The weatherman is calling for cold temps and snow here in Munising. Current trail conditions are hard packed and icy. There is still a good base but we could sure use the 4-6 inches of snow they are calling for tonight to freshen up the snowmobile trails and town.
Even though temps dropped the last couple days, the ice on Munising Bay is unsafe. Most of the shantys are gone for now but may be able to return after this next cold snap moves through. Definitely been a strange winter for the Upper Peninsula.
Munising Trail Report 2/5
Temps have been above freezing here in Munising the last few days. Still going below freezing at night but we are experiencing some melting. We still have about two feet of snow in the woods off trail. Coalwood and Haywire sections of Trail 8 are in good condition. Groomers are working multiple shifts. The 422 going to Miners Castle is a little bumpy but still in good condition.





