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About MSTF
1/21/12 It's about time they updated the website! Lower trails are open and not bad! Sometime soon we'll have enough snow to set tracks. Snowcover is thin in spots, of course. Mt Hor remains great thanks to relentless grooming by Stan.
2011 Paintball Biathlon attracts over 50 participants with ideal conditions. The heavy snow did challenge race organizers... link to MSTF Paintball Biathalon pics Results Long Course Short Course Lollipop
click on the News and Events in the right sidebar or click here for current information on: MT Hor skiing Annual Fund New Trail Women's Group Skiing at the New Jay Touring Center
Register online for your MSTF membership/season pass. Look for us under Clubs at skireg.com
2/13/11: Finally beat the ridge hill black diamond trail into submission - rolled only. Armand has done fantastic work on all upper trails, open all the way to Beloin's fields above the John's Rivers Willoughby News - Our newest web page featuring Mt Hor updates from Stan Swaim. We will also try to keep those trail conditions posted on the "trail reports" page. (also include Mt Hor map).
Trail Grooming Report
Rentals Are still available for $50/season adults, $35/season for kid, contact Bob or Ellie.
MT HOR Jan 1, 2011 Good cover, good course. Results:
High School
NENSA Races
Memphremagog Bill Koch Ski League – Kids’ recreational and competitive skiing club. Click here for more details, or Contact Bob or Ellie Primeau for 2011-2012 info, elliebobp@gmail.com
Want to help? Clip brush or Shovel snow in over the dirt spots: a) grab the snow from banks at least a foot back from the edge of the trail. b) 6" of packed snow over stumps, etc. c) extend the new snow at least a foot in every direction.
Paintball Jan 2010 Results: Short Course Long Course
DEC 2010-----Mt Hor: 300 skiers, perfect conditions Results: High School NENSA
Contacts
Peter Harris PLHarris969@comcast.net
Bob Primeau elliebobp@gmail.com
MSTF is a nonprofit corporation with a mission to create and promote a system of high quality ski and snowshoe trails in the Derby-Newport area. MSTF trails vary from railroad flat to precipitous, with skate and classic machine grooming on the core network. This web site also contains directions and descriptions for other local, backcountry trails. MSTF is made possible by volunteer efforts, many generous landowners, and contributions from users. We hope to see you out on the snow and hope you will support MSTF with your membership!
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