April 7th , 2010
Ride Safely
This is our last grooming report for the season. Time for the grooming crew to get the marina ready for fishing season that opens on April 24th.
This last storm series dumped over 2 feet of snow on us. Over 3 feet on Mt. Bailey. Conditions are good and should last until the end of April. Most snowmobilers will trailer their machines out to the Three Lakes Snow Park to ride in the Mt. Bailey, Dog Prairie areas.
Current Conditions at 8:00 am: Bright Sunshine
Temperature: +20 degrees F
New Snow in the last 24 hours: 4"
Snow base at 5200 feet: 41"
All roads leading to Diamond Lake are open, plowed and sanded.
Snowmobile Trails Groomed:
Crater Lake National Park ... March 18th
Around Diamond Lake ... March 18th
Summit Rock ... March 18th
Three Lakes Snow Park to Three Lakes Jct. ... April 3rd
Lake West to Hamaker Snow Park ... February 13th
Mt. Bailey ... April 3rd
Dog Prairie ... March 12th
Skookum Prairie ... March 13th
Garwood Butte ... March 6th
Fish Creek ... February 13th
Diamond Lake To Lemolo Lake ...
Elephant Mountain .....
Kelsey Mountain Loop .....
Windigo Way .....
Bear Creek .....
Cross Country Ski Trails Groomed:
Outback ... February 20th
Northern Exposure ... March 5th
Diamond Lake Campground ... March 17th
There
are over 300 miles of well signed and groomed trails in the Diamond
Lake area. Diamond Lake Resort and the Oregon State Snowmobile
Association's grooming programs have put the Diamond Lake Area in
the top 15 favorite places to snowmobile in the west. On each sign
post is a number (41 here) that corresponds with a numbered trail
junction on the sign post map. You can see where you are in
relationship to other major trail junctions.
Trail junctions numbers are also marked on Diamond
Lake Snowmobile Trail Maps