| Cross Country Snow Drifters Groom Trails Connecting Assiniboine River - Springstein - Starbuck - Fannystelle - Elie - Dakota - St. Eustache - Elm Creek - Brunkild - Domain - St. Agathe - La Salle - Oak Bluff - Headingley |
Disclaimer:
The Trail Conditions posted here are for general information. The
information does not always reflect the Trail Conditions you may
encounter during your ride. Trail Condition information is
gathered from our club volunteers and are only valid at the time of
their observation. Conditions may change from the time of the
posting, and may not meet your expectations. Trail Conditions
change with the terrain, snow conditions and weather. Be prepared
for the unexpected and always exercise caution. Our club
volunteers post signs for your convenience. There is no guarantee
that they will be there at any given time due to wind, rain and
storm or vandalism.
The Trail Conditions posted here are for general information. The
information does not always reflect the Trail Conditions you may
encounter during your ride. Trail Condition information is
gathered from our club volunteers and are only valid at the time of
their observation. Conditions may change from the time of the
posting, and may not meet your expectations. Trail Conditions
change with the terrain, snow conditions and weather. Be prepared
for the unexpected and always exercise caution. Our club
volunteers post signs for your convenience. There is no guarantee
that they will be there at any given time due to wind, rain and
storm or vandalism.
| NOTE: The club is always looking for new club members and volunteer's that would like to help maintain the trail signs. |
| This page created December 10/2001 and up-dated November 11/2011 |
| Trail Conditions |
| The CCSD Club provides warm-up shelters for everyone to use. We ask that you keep the shelters clean. Thank You ! |
| Important Safety Notice A number of complaints have been received regarding snowmobiles being operated too fast through the village of Springstein. Speed limit signs are being erected and it is hoped they will be adhered too before someone gets injured. Because of the railroad tracks and the quite deep drainage ditch in the area it looks like it may be difficult to move the trail to another location. Lets hope we don't get any more complaints on that section of the trail to Assiniboine River or it may have to be removed. Thank You |
March 14/2011 As of 14 March 2011 Cross Country Snow Drifters trails are now CLOSED and trail signs are being removed. Have a great summer! |
