Everyone’s got that one closet in their house, right?
It’s the place where you throw everything just before company comes, bc Ullr god forbid you’d let people know what a slob you are! Well, this morning we reached into said closet, way in the back, to pull out our vintage one-piece ski suit and found ourselves suddenly thrust into a cold, snow, forbidding forest! After a few minutes we thought it maybe could be a cool place to explore, until that weird goat dude ran across the path - we’re outta here!
What are we wearing under our one-piece ski suit?
The Daily Glide shirt, of course! And you can have one too. Only 13 days left to get in on this order and support the wicked rad ski and snowshoe opportunities at RFP. Just move your finger a little to the left, now down, perfect. Click the button.
Snow Stake:
New snow: 0 inches
Base: 10 inches
Trail Conditions & Groomers Take:
“This will be a good day to ski without deploying an anchor. All the trails are open, and the snow has a nice powdery/granular composition. The tracking may be a little suspect because of an issue with the track setter. We should rectify this next time we groom. Perfection is always a goal that seems elusive.” BVN
Warming Hut
The Warming Hut will be open today 1-4PM for Nordic skiing and snowshoeing equipment rentals (FREE!)
Glossary:
BVN: Head snow groomer at Roberts Farm Preserve and an all around B.A. on skis.
Ullr & Skadi Club: WFLT’s volunteer trail pass program, and a great way to support the Roberts Farm Nordic Center. Read all about it HERE.
About Roberts Farm Preserve:
The full list of Preserve Use Guidelines and hours of operations can be found HERE.
Trail maps are available at the Warming Hut and the kiosks leading out the the trails. You can also download a pdf version HERE.
The Warming Hut at Roberts Farm Preserve is open daily during ski season providing Nordic ski equipment and snowshoes for use by donation. Check our website daily once the snow flies for the daily trails report.
About Western Foothills Land Trust:
WFLT is dedicated to the conservation and preservation of native ecosystems, farm and forest lands, watersheds, and scenic landscapes for the benefit of wild and human communities in western Maine.
It was founded in 1987 by citizens committed to the land and natural resource protection in the greater Oxford Hills area of Western Maine.
WFLT is a member of the Maine Land Trust Network and the national Land Trust Alliance. As a member of the extensive network of land trusts in Maine, Western Foothills Land Trust protects land by advocating locally for open space and resource protection, stewarding lands held in fee-ownership, and assisting landowners as legal holders of donated or purchased conservation easements.