Grooming & Ski Conditions

Due to the Coronavirus we are unable to hold work parties or do more trail work at this time. Please ride with caution.

• Base area at Ski Hill is closed as we install our new septic system and begin the re-grade on our little rope tow hill.
• Ski Hill parking lot and restrooms are closed based on the USFS closure.
• Lodge and all other LWSC activities are closed til May 4th.

Please Help stop coronavirus

1 HANDS: Wash them often

2 ELBOW: Cough into it

3 FACE: Don't touch it

4 SPACE: Keep safe distance (6 feet)

5 HOME: Stay home if you can

Trail Updates:

• Open: 4 The Boys Memorial Trail: Good to go
• Open: Lower Rosie: Clear and dry
• Open: Rosie Boa: Ready to rip
• Open: New Uphill Trail (N.U.T): Freshly cleaned up
• Open: Freund: There are still a few small patches of snow and mud. There are also a few wall rides with dirt slough so ride with caution.
• Open: Lower Ribbed: Riding great, ride with caution.
• OPEN: Middle Ribbed: This new trail is soft and sandy in spots. Please ride with caution especially your first few laps. There are jumps and lots of berms. Enjoy!

Closure to address Governor’s statewide COVID-19 “Stay Home” order

To support state and local measures directing people to stay home to save lives, effective March 27, 2020, all Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest developed recreation sites will be closed until such measures are lifted.

Developed recreation sites now closed include campgrounds, sno-parks, restroom facilities, and trailheads.

These closures are necessary to address the social distancing guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and to align with Governor Inslee’s “Stay at Home and Stay Safe” executive order. The executive order says to stay home and to not travel for recreational purposes.

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest officials urge people to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and avoid putting undue pressure on medical and law enforcement services, especially in rural communities, in Central Washington, so we can all return to our outdoor adventures as soon as it is deemed safe to do so.

In addition, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest offices are currently conducting public business by phone, email, or through web-based transactions; critical in-person business is being handled by appointment only to minimize person-to-person contact. More Information on Office Access

https://www.fs.usda.gov/okawen