Rideable snow within a trailerable distance for most of us. Pretty good for this time of year.
Click HERE for the NOAA site to get every kind of snow depth info you might need.
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We had rideable snow in southeast Wisconsin until Christmas when Mother Nature rained on our parade. Trails were setting up nice for mid December and now we have to start over. Hoping for some much needed snow in the near future. Our trails were open for the first time in 2 years and it didn’t even last a week.
Interesting that North Dakota has more snow than the UP!