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There is still riding out of the clubhouse this weekend if you head East on Corridor 8, following Cheever Trail and head into the Hog Hill/Groton Area. Our trails out that way were groomed last night. Expect some dirt and water bars on your way out of the Clubhouse. There is one stretch about 150′ long. Once you get into higher elevation in Groton, there is still plenty of snow and good conditions.

At this time Corridor 8 West to the Green Camp is closed, but you can access Corridor 5 South and our higher elevation trails from neighboring trail systems (Hebron, Lyme Pinnacle, Mt. Cardigan). A member rode from Hebron last night and reported they had just groomed and that trails were phenomenal. On our end, Ten Mile Road, Rocky Loop, and Townline Pond were groomed early this morning and in good condition.

From the Clubhouse to the Green Camp is very thin, with spots down to dirt. We’re working on some solutions now to get a passable trail through there to gain access to trails in the higher elevation. WILL UPDATE ON THIS ASAP via Facebook and our website.

From the Green Camp south (on Corridor 5) conditions start fair and continuously improve. Once you hit Ten Mile Road, conditions are really excellent – the best they’ve been all year.

Ten Mile Road, Rocky Loop and Little Rocky were all groomed today and will be a safe bet for riding this weekend.

Heading the other direction, Cheever Trail and Hog Hill/Groton are in decent shape per riders today.

No other trails have been groomed or evaluated at this time. Please use caution and common sense if you get out exploring. We’ll continue to post updates as we have them.

As a reminder, the Leap Day Ladies Ride is still on tomorrow. Meet at the Clubhouse (197 N. Dorchester Road, Wentworth, NH) by 10am to ride along. Keep in mind that the first few miles up to good conditions will be rough. Please use discretion as to whether or not you feel comfortable!

As always, the Clubhouse and Grump’s Grill will be open Saturday and Sunday from 8 to 4. This weekend we’re celebrating #GirlPower. Supergirl steak & cheese sliders, Black Widow buffalo chicken sliders, Captain Marvel mac & cheese, Wonder Woman whoopie pies and Batgirl blondies.

We received another 6-8″ of fresh snowfall this week. Most trails have built up a solid base at this point, especially up high.

We’ve been actively grooming (see below for detailed updates) though there was more midweek riding traffic than usual, so we will continue to do so as much as possible leading up to and continuing through this weekend.

Rocky Loop, Little Rocky, Townline Pond, Corridor 5 South & Ten Mile Road: Groomed Tuesday night, will be done again tonight. Great condition!

Corridor 5 North to Warren: Groomed on Wednesday. Good condition overall.

North Groton/Hog Hill Area: Will be groomed before the weekend

We have the Club Ride to Antique Track Driven Machine Show on Saturday, plus another of our popular Vintage Rides Hosted by BRVSC heading out on Sunday morning.

As always, the Clubhouse and Grump’s Grill will be open Saturday and Sunday from 8 to 4. This weekend we’re celebrating Mardis Gras, including a King Cupcake Contest. Cupcakes are $2 each – get the one with the baby inside and you win a long sleeve BRVSC t-shirt!

We received about 6” of fresh snowfall this week, making for a drastic improvement in conditions all around.

Everything has been groomed at least once this week, but we had to put the brakes on tonight with the Tucker briefly down for maintenance. We plan to be back up and running tomorrow and have everything in great shape for the weekend pending no further issues.