April 2, 2008
Good Morning. This will be the last update for our snowmobile grooming report. We will still groom the trails nearest the Resort if needed. There is lots of snow and snowmobilers will be able to ride in May.
Our grooming crew is also our marina staff and it is time to get ready for trout season starting April 26th.
THANKS FOR A GREAT SEASON !!
Current Conditions at 8:00 am .....Bright Blue Skies with lots of Sunshine
Temperature: + 3 degrees
New Snow in the last 24 hours: 0"
Snow base at 5200 feet: 60"
All roads leading to Diamond Lake are open
Snowmobile Trails Groomed:
Crater Lake National Park ... March 27
Around Diamond Lake ... March 27
Mt. Bailey ... March 27
Dog Prairie ... March 20
Skookum Prairie ... March 8
Garwood Butte ...March 20
Fish Creek ... February 15
Diamond Lake To Lemolo Lake ... March 15
Elephant Mountain ..... March 25
Kelsey Mountain Loop ..... March 25
Windigo Way ..... March 25
Bear Creek ..... March 24
Cross Country Ski Trails Groomed:
Outback ...
Northern Exposure ...March 1
Diamond Lake Campground ... March 1
Matt Smith, rider, is captured by his brother Ben Smith, as he puts some air under his RMK Polaris. The Avalanche Bowl of Mt. Bailey is in the background.
(Yes he did get chewed on for not wearing a helmet)
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 grooming program have put the Diamond Lake area in
the top 15 favorite places to snowmobile in the west.
Sunrise on a freshly groomed Diamond Lake trail.
Snow West magazine readers have voted Diamond Lake the #1 groomed snowmobile trail systems in the west for 2007~2008.
