It’s Not Goodbye

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Nordic Trail Report 3.15.26

Brian G. having a good time in spring conditions

When it comes to groomed trails with fresh corduroy and deep set classic tracks options are dwindling. After this weekend there aren’t any formally planned winter trails events (but you could plan something for yourself and/or your friends). Things are winding down but there are still adventures to be had on snow, particularly if you go up in elevation and time things out just right.

Today’s report is not a farewell letter, it is a celebration of the good times we’ve had this season. After today we will transition to sending out an email once a week until April to help guide you to where there is still snow to slide around on. If you come upon any places you’re willing to share with the community, please keep sending reports in: [email protected] so we can all get the most out of spring skiing.

At a Glance

• Yeti’s Loop is closed today for the Western Club Championships (WCC) race; the fat bike trails and campground loops will be open to the public

• today is the last day for grooming and amenities at Turpin

• extra snowmobile traffic expected on Togwotee today for the Pink Ribbon Ride, a fundraising event for breast cancer patients in need. After this weekend snowmobile traffic should tapper off.

General Weather – Warming

Another high pressure system is on its way with clear skies and warm temps. See Mountain Weather for the details and take your sunscreen when you go out!

What’s Groomed Today?

Planned Sunday Grooming

Grand Targhee

Southern Valley – WCC races today on Yeti

Daily grooming

Trail Creek – pausing grooming after Tuesday

Turpin Meadow Ranch – last groom today

Current trail conditions and groomer notes:  www.jhnordic.com/grooming

Here are some highlights from this past winter season starting in December, coming all the way through March. There were beautiful sunsets, storm skiing, blue bird days, and lots of smiles. Our hope is you made some wonderful memories on winter trails, perhaps gained a new skill, made some new friends, or even had a discovery or two of your own. Fingers crossed we can all get a few more laps in this spring. Ski ya later!

Go have fun on your skis, snowshoes, fat bike or feet!

Inspo & Info

Youngest Nordic Enthusiast of the Year!

JH Nordic Alliance Board Treasurer Chris S. cross country skiing with his granddaughter this week. Cross country skiing truly is a life long sport. 

Where to go? 

With sunny skies and warm temps this week it is encouraged to get some more laps in. If you’re looking to get out on groomed trails we suggest Grand Targhee and Teton Canyon. Deception Creek and many of the snowmobile trails on Togwotee should hold good snow for a while too.