Storm turned out pretty good so far about 7” so far in the monadnock region. Still snowing hard supposed to change to rain soon looks like rain/snow lines around milford right now. This should open up some more of the state 👍 

What a mess the rain started while I was snow blowing. The snow is water logged and heavy now but it should make for a very good concrete base once it freezes up. Hopefully up north gets dumped on from this.

Any one know if Milan to nash stream area is rideable yet?

Inquiring minds...

3 hours ago, SkisNH said:

Any one know if Milan to nash stream area is rideable yet?

Inquiring minds...

Berlin says some trails are open  on their Facebook I’d imagine Milan is also.

Edited January 19, 20223 yr by 800renegaderider

On 1/19/2022 at 8:25 AM, 800renegaderider said:

Berlin says some trails are open  on their Facebook I’d imagine Milan is also.

We rode from Milan through success pond, errol, through Millsfield out towards Nash Stream..

I can report that all logging roads are excellent and are in mid season condition...the woods trails are fair / good typical early season condition.  

 

2 hours ago, SkisNH said:

We rode from Milan through success pond, errol, through Millsfield out towards Nash Stream..

I can report that all logging roads are excellent and are in mid season condition...the woods trails are fair / good typical early season condition.  

 

Sounds like a good time 👍 

10 hours ago, SkisNH said:

We rode from Milan through success pond, errol, through Millsfield out towards Nash Stream..

I can report that all logging roads are excellent and are in mid season condition...the woods trails are fair / good typical early season condition.  

 

I alwayi liked the trails in the Millsfield area. Never very busy and almost always well groomed.

4 hours ago, ckf said:

I alwayi liked the trails in the Millsfield area. Never very busy and almost always well groomed.

Rumor has it that some guy called the canoe king (what ever) is responsible for me not being able to ride into Sandwich from ossipie / Wakefield 

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3 hours ago, SkisNH said:

Rumor has it that some guy called the canoe king (what ever) is responsible for me not being able to ride into Sandwich from ossipie / Wakefield 

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Man, that whole thing sucks. I bet spent over $250K  in grants and club money was spent out there.  We built several new steel bridges and did tons of trail widening in Tamworth / Wonalancet area. I guess it got even worse this year with another landowner closing their land. I also heard that the Sandwich Sidehillers were about to give up. I guess there was some talk of Squam doing more on their end and OVSC going further than Whiteface. That was earlier in the fall that I heard that. I didn't think to ask my buddy about it when he was up last week.

Hearing talks of a big storm possible coming Saturday maybe over a foot🤞 

17 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

Hearing talks of a big storm possible coming Saturday maybe over a foot🤞 

I've seen some talk about it from the meteorologists on Twitter. We probably won't get much here as the Whites always seem to shadow us when we have costal storms.

Looks like it’s gonna be a decent one hopefully northern areas can bump up the totals a little more

 

Snow looks to pick up in intensity as the day wears on with the heaviest snow from the Lakes Region and points south and east. 12 to 20 inches of fluffy snow looks possible in a line from just north of Rochester to Mason, NH and points south and east, with 6-12 inches for many others, and 3-6 inches in far northern and northwestern NH. A track change of JUST 40-50 miles would mean more snow for many, or lower totals...so stay tuned to important updates later today.

Doing the snow dance...planning on spending Sunday just carving in the powder on the lake. Hopefully,  we get enough to practice some of my off trail moves.  

Good luck guys

Totals all over the place. Got 4-5 out here 

 

Saturday's snowfall amounts: 

• Alton - 10.0 inches
• Andover - 5.5 inches
• Ashland - 2.5 inches
• Barrington - 7.0 inches
• Bedford - 7.0 inches
• Bethlehem- 7.0 inches
• Belmont - 9.0 inches
• Berlin - 8.0 inches
• Brookline - 7.7 inches
• Canterbury - 5.0 inches
• Chester - 9.0 inches
• Claremont - 2.0 inches
• Concord - 5.5 inches
• Conway - 5.0 inches
• Deerfield - 10.0 inches
• Dover - 9.0 inches
• Durham - 9.5 inches
• Epping - 10.0 inches
• Exeter - 12.0 inches
• Francestown - 6.0 inches
• Franklin - 6.0 inches
• Goffstown - 7.5 inches 
• Greenland - 8.7 inches
• Hampstead - 8.5 inches
• Hampton - 16.0 inches
• Hampton Falls - 17.0 inches
• Hollis - 5.0 inches
• Hudson - 13.0 inches
• Grafton - 3.5 inches
• Jefferson - 7.0 inches
• Keene - 3.0 inches
• Kensington - 14 inches
• Laconia - 6.0 inches
• Landaff - 3.0 inches
• Lancaster - 2.0 inches
• Langdon - 4.0 inches
• Lincoln - 3.0 inches
• Lisbon - 5.0 inches
• Londonderry - 9.0 inches
• Madison - 3.5 inches
• Manchester - 8.0 inches
• Meredith - 4.0 inches
• Merrimack - 7.0 inches
• Middleton - 9.0 inches
• Milford - 5.5 inches
• Mont Vernon - 8.5 inches
• Moultonborough - 3.5 inches
• Nashua - 8.8 inches
• New Boston - 6.5 inches
• New Ipswich - 12.5 inches
• Newmarket - 11.5 inches
• Newton - 8.0 inches
• Northwood - 7.0 inches
• Nottingham - 11 inches
• Pembroke - 7 inches
• Rindge 8.6 inches
• Rochester - 10 inches
• Rumney - 3.0 inches
• Rye - 13.5 inches
• Salem - 14.0 inches
• Sanbornton - 7.0 inches
• Sandown - 9.5 inches
• Strafford - 7.0 inches
• Stratham - 10.0 inches
• Sunapee - 5.0 inches
• Tamworth - 3.0 inches
• Waterville Valley - 4.0 inches
• Winchester - 4.0 inches
• Windham - 12.0 inches 
• Wolfeboro - 10.9 inches