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SNOWFALL & TRAIL CONDITIONS

2025/2026 Season Reporting

Current Season Snowfall Totals: 225.25"

(Provided by Keweenaw County Road Commission)

Weather Forecast: Sunny today with above average temperatures. Above average temperatures and dry weather now through Monday. Saturday though maybe a tad colder, especially near Lake Superior. . (MyUPNow Chief Meteorologist Tom Kippen—2/13/2026)

Current Conditions: Sunshine in the Keweenaw - bluebird days on the trails and slopes! Mild days and freezing nights may create some uneven, icy patches on slopes and trails, but reports are great from our local groomers! 

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SNOWMOBILE TRAIL CONDITIONS

  • Keweenaw Snowmobile Club Notes:​
    • All Trails Open
    • "Quiet day on the trails."
    • Please respect private land owner rights. We can't have a trail system without their support.
  • Keweenaw Snowmobile Club Groomed:
    • Trails:
      • 3, 17 
      • 120, 121, 122, 124
      • 130, 134, 135
      • 151, 152
         

Real-Time Grooming Tracker

For real-time trail grooming updates download the Groomer Tracker App!  Sign up for the Keweenaw Trail System with a portion of the fees shared to support our local trail grooming club.

Trail Map

Download a copy of the 2025-2026 Keweenaw Snowmobile Map here.

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Cross Country Skiing & Fat Tire Trail Updates

Ski conditions in this section are provided by Keweenaw Trails http://keweenawtrails.com/trail-reports/

  • Michigan Tech – Happy Friday the 13th. All the upper trails and competition trails have been groomed and tracked with the piston bully. As we live and breathe the lower and Tolkien are getting the same treatment. Looks like it’s going to be a day of thaw. I recommend you get out early and Ski, have a lot of fun. (2/13/2026)

  • Swedetown – Good morning all! It is truly a gorgeous morning here at Swedetown Trails, the sun is shining and the trails are beautiful! I initially took the Husky out this morning and groomed and tracked Lens, Tiger, Pine Ridge, and Relentless, then came back to the barn and we dragged the rest of the system with snowmobiles. Tracksets are holding up very well overall, especially in the trees. There are a few windblown sections where snow has blown in (Stadium portion of Tamarack, small sections of Birch, Eds, Powderhouse, and Papa Bear), but overall they are in great condition. The skate decks groomed out truly beautiful today with the drags, and should still be set up very firm underneath! Enjoy your Ski everyone! (2/12/2026)

  • Swedetown Snow Bike - Good sunny afternoon!! Loops 1-3 got a quick drag to knock down all the snow bombs and get all the sticks after last night. The trail is setting up beautifully and it is a gorgeous day to enjoy a ride! (2/6/2026)

  • Chassell Ski Trails - Blades down on the Ginzu to mix in recent snow and set new tracks. (2/7/2026)

  • Chassell Snowshoe Trails -  All 3 loops and the Green Trail have been walked over once with my Iverson's Michigan-style 'woodies' yesterday and today. People have asked me which snowshoe type, the wooden or aluminum, is best. While I will always prefer my quiet woodies that I have used for over 40 years as a forester, the aluminum/traction snowshoes would be the better all-around choice. I consider my 13" x 46" Michigan's as my "floaters" that can carry me into the woods on deep fresh snow easier than the aluminums. As a now retired forester marking trees and running boundary line's, I was always breaking snow the entire day. The Michigan's have about 440 sq. in. footprint. The average aluminum is in the 270-320 sq. in. footprint range. I do have a pair of 28"aluminum's that I would use on crusty snowfields. (2/1/2026)

  • Churning Rapids & Maasto  – Churning rapids groomed this morning. (2/10/2026)

  • Churning Rapids Snow Bike - Trails have not been groomed in the last few days, but remain in very good condition. There are some warmer days in the forecast, so please be mindful of the conditions and avoid using the trails if the surface is soft enough to leave ruts. (2/12/2026)

  • Eagle Harbor Ski Trails – Everything is packed and tracked and in great shape. Enjoy the day! (2/4/2026)

  • Copper Harbor Trails Club "End of the Road Trails" – I need to run back out in the morning to set tracks on the campground loop and clean up the Horseshoe Rd. Everything else is ready to rock. Enjoy the sun!! (2/3/2026)

 

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Keweenaw Snowfall Statistics

How much snow did the Keweenaw get last year? What about last month or even yesterday?  Here, you'll find current and historical snowfall statistics for Keweenaw County. Charts show annual, monthly, and daily snowfall totals from the Keweenaw County Road Commission. 

Guess Keweenaw Snowfall, Win Swag!

Now that you've done the Copper Country snowfall deep dive, give your best guess pre-season and you could win some fun Visit Keweenaw merch. Entries closed January 19, 2026. Winner will be announced on our social platforms April 30, 2026 or when Keweenaw County Road Commission stops reporting snowfall for the season.

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