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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I believe it is never to late, if you are a grooming club.

I refuse to believe that, at this point of this winter, there is not enough snow to have a decent day out at Cataract. I have been hearing of people going out there the last 4 weekends, and other than no grooming yet to be able to be started, it sounds like to me that you can get out from the...

Today probably would have been the warmest to go to Cataract. Temps look to drop again below -20 again, for the next few days.

Any pictures to share from this past weekend?

A little birdie told me that he was out at the Cataract Creek parking lot going for a ride yesterday/Saturday, and it was only -12'ish. Snow is still a little thin, but better in the last week. Said there was a number of people out sledding on the trails.

Take a look. https://www.albertaparks.ca/media/6494446/castle-winter-brochure.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3bv0KHAxIPwae5zfTZMamcBOh3-4RAJDFHCMReG_1q8IZVwvdldSwQQ4c

Snow level still looks bad currently, as we head into the weekend. Highwood House weather station (6 kms. north of Etherington) has recorded 0 snow in the last 10 days, and the graph below is for Lost Creek station, south of the very south of the trails/Snow Vehicle P.L.U.Z. (very low total...

The above information is found here: http://agriculture.alberta.ca/acis/alberta-weather-data-viewer.jsp All stations I am looking at between Cataract and to Crownest Pass show snow mainly falling on Dec. 1, with some of the stations showing a bit more on the 2nd, and 3rd. Looks to be way more...

This is for Highwood House weather station, at the junction of the 940 & 541 roads, where you turn south to Cataract - looks pretty bleak

Some weather information, from Alberta Agriculture station at their Lost Creek Station - some snow came in the last 7 days, but is it enough to get going better?

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I am headed to Cataract this afternoon, I will post about what I can see from the road upon my return.

Anyone headed out this weekend, enjoy. I am told plenty of snow on the trails, and to the south.

Elderado, BC and AB are polar opposites when it comes to snowmobile recreation and charging trail fees on Public Land. AB does not allow for it, so it is all donated money and club fees/ASA voluntary Trail Passes that raise the money.

I am thinking that I may be bad luck to ride with.............. Not my sled either time. This time it was a rental sled my buddy’s son did in, coming out of a washout with big powder, but not enough - apparently. He had jumped a Summit off of a ledge about 4 feet down into 4-5 feet of powder...

Was out at Cataract this weekend, snow on the right edge coming and going was overwhelmingly good. The trail is 12 feet wide, and I see all the tracks single, down the middle, and do not understand this. If people spread full width, you can get three snowmobiles side-by-side on most of the...

Dense, stiff, not powdery. “Hero snow”.......you could climb any slope.

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