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Trail Conditions & Updates
Winter Trail Conditions:
The following trails have been groomed for fat biking, skiing, or snowshoeing ONLY. Please do not hike on the groomed trails with boots. All other trails are open for winter hiking:
From Fairgrounds Trailhead (Groomed 12/27) Midway to Merry-Go-Round, Maple Sugar, Bumper Cars, Cotton Candy, Clown Shoes, Fairgrounds Connector, Grove’s Way, Putt-Putt
Please click here to read about our winter trail etiquette before you head out!
Trail Closures: Delaney Woods trails are CLOSED October 1 – December 31
Regular Season Trail Etiquette:
- Trails need to dry out for at least a day after any amount of rain!
- Use caution if you come across remaining soft/wet spots
- Spring and fall can have FREEZE/THAW cycles.
Report a Trail Issue (i.e. Blowdown)
- To report any trail issues please e-mail [email protected]
Fairgrounds
Endless Brook
Delaney Woods
Seasonal Trail Closures
Fall Hunting
The following trails from the Fairgrounds trailhead are CLOSED from October 26-27 and November 16 – December 1, 2024
- Cliffhanger
- Freefall
- Loop-the-Loop
- Midway
- Morse Hollow
Delaney Woods trails are CLOSED from October- December
Deer Wintering
White-tailed deer must conserve energy so they can survive the long winter. Deer wintering habitat allows deer to conserve energy by providing them shelter from deep snow and wind, and plenty of food sources. Please help us protect the deer herd by avoiding this key habitat during the core winter months. Dogs need to be kept under control and close by as to not scare wintering deer.
The following trails will be closed from 12/15-04/15:
- Lightning
- Lower Birdie
- Back Nine
- Gap Tooth
- Lollipop
Mud Season
With the arrival of spring, the frozen earth thaws from the top down, with the frozen bottom layer providing a barrier to drainage. As the surface melts, water pools and saturates the top layer of our roads, woods, and – of course – trails. As temps fluctuate, it can take weeks for the frozen earth to fully thaw down to the frost line and allow for proper drainage. In order to preserve our trails, SVT will close the trail system to give it enough time to dry out.
Mud season closures usually happen sometime in March and all of the trails at SVT will be closed for a period of time before reopening for the new trail season.
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