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2017/18 Snowy Range snow conditions

If you have been up in this area and have information if its good or bad be sure and post. The more posts will reflect more accurate information. Good news is it looks like it is starting out great!

*Please keep updates in these threads since they will be a sticky..and we wont have a bunch of scattered updates*

***Post Pics helps alot!****

Here is a link to the Wyoming webcam page for all who dont already have it.
http://dayweather.com/keystone/weathertext.html
 
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Need help. Never been here before

Where does a person stay? Where does a guy go to start riding? Any help appreciated. Thanks Cody 701-400-7067
 
Do you want to stay on the east side or the west side? Do you want night life or not?
If you stay on the east side I suggest Centenial and trailer to green rock parking lot maybe 8 miles or so. The old corral has hotel rooms that are clean and nice or several houses on VRBO. If you don’t want to trailer on the east side stay at Albany Lodge but the trail ride is long to get to the best snow unless it’s a great snow year or later in the season.
We usually stay on the west side in either Saratoga or Ryan Park.
In Saratoga there are hot springs and multiple restaurants and watering holes. Saratoga Resort and spa is upscale, or the Hacienda hotel is clean and economical. If you want to ride from the door you want to go to Ryan Park. We have stayed at 10 mile inn (Cabins and Hotel rooms with a community kitchen and grill in the lodge) or Rondevous lodge ( Hotel rooms and full service restaurant) the snow tends to be better on this side. As for where to ride I would start out by the queeley warming hut and explore from there.
If you need to know anything else I will help if I can.
Meadow Muffin
 
Cody, get a hold of the local club in Laramie,they have a website and F.B. page.Good people always willing to help with questions Snowy Range Snowmobile Club:face-icon-small-hap
 
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Where does a person stay? Where does a guy go to start riding? Any help appreciated. Thanks Cody 701-400-7067



I’ve stayed at the old corral in centennial. Rooms are clean and cheap. And generally it’s quiet at night. I’d recommend it for sure.


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11-7-17. Would have been nice to get off trail, cause there was just enough to tip toe around in a few grassy meadows I know about. Good start to the base though. Probably 2ft of fresh out of this last storm.

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11-7-17. Would have been nice to get off trail, cause there was just enough to tip toe around in a few grassy meadows I know about. Good start to the base though. Probably 2ft of fresh out of this last storm.

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I knew I should have taken my sled with me when I was out there Tueday.. :frusty:
 
Was this up by sand lake?

Some cool old log cabins which become mostly covered in snow jan-april, a hillclimb area just south of there, a ****house just north of there, some good exploring, few people. Just try not to be up there in a whiteout unless you are comfy with your nav skills. :face-icon-small-ton
 
Wondering how conditions are? Me and a couple buddies are heading out tomorrow from Iowa and are riding Friday and Saturday. Any info on the snow conditions would be great.

We are also willing to ride with anyone that wants to group up.
 
read on facebook that guys aren't following the 12" off trail riding rule. forest service is not happy and will be up there this weekend issuing tickets for guys not following the rule. please follow the rules so this riding area doesn't get shut down as well
 
read on facebook that guys aren't following the 12" off trail riding rule. forest service is not happy and will be up there this weekend issuing tickets for guys not following the rule. please follow the rules so this riding area doesn't get shut down as well

"Off Trail Riding Rule" ?? I'm not aware of this. Something like there must be at least 12" of snow on the ground in order to legally ride off trail ? Granted, I'm not often there before there are a few feet of snow, but still wanting to be informed.

Thank you !
 
"Off Trail Riding Rule" ?? I'm not aware of this. Something like there must be at least 12" of snow on the ground in order to legally ride off trail ? Granted, I'm not often there before there are a few feet of snow, but still wanting to be informed.

Thank you !

When riding in the Medicine Bow Nat’l Forest (includes Snowies), there must be a minimum of 12” in the area you are off trail. This includes Libby Flats.

https://www.snowest.com/2013/11/winter-travel-regulations-established-on
 
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Snow Depth Rule for the Snowy Range

Hi All, Please remember the 12" snow depth rule when venturing off trail in the Snowy Range. I know we are all excited to ride but we do not need to give the Forest Service more reasons to shorten or further regulate our season.

Thank you, on behalf of the Snowy Range Snowmobile Club.

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