Kincardine, Palmerston, Mount Forest and back today, trails were great, plenty of snow, roads are bare as expected.   Saw the same groomer driver 3 times, thank you to him for backing up to give me room to pass on the narrow wooded area

Durham is supposed to get 5-10 cms over night tonight.    Most of the area got 5 cms yesterday. Some places got close to 10.

Maybe we will get lucky and get some fresh snow tomorrow. 

This is a Tee intersection just east of Harriston. Double groom in each direction.         Trails are always peak just before they go away.

We ended up not trailering. Just rode from my buddy's place.    If I was going Friday. I'd drop in Teviotdale and head towards Harriston, Durham and Mount Forest. The east side of Durham and Mount Forest had the best snow. The Forest trails east of Durham were perfect, except the trail heading west from the Homestead. I could see where a tree and some limbs had been cleaned up this morning. I imagine the groomer will be through there soon. The trail to the northwest of Durham is thinner with less grooming.   South of Teviotdale the snow levels drop a fair bit. The odd bare corner and the tops are thin in the fields. Nothing showing yet but you can feel the odd click of the carbide.    Avoid Lake Conestogo. No grooming of any kind around there. Its beat and frozen. Nice fresh groom around St Clements and Heidelberg but its thin in places. The sun and warm temps will take their toll Friday, Saturday.   We ended up seeing 15-20 sleds total for the day.   280 kms for the day. I'll be over 10k kms on the Mach next ride.    Yes, I seen you PLC.