Trail Status: trails are open!
Cross Country Ski Update: We have made the difficult decision not to groom ski trails this winter season, due to fewer snowy days and increased complexities related to grooming for our team and trails. Without groomed trails, we invite the public to recreate freely in the winter and to create their own track(s) on classic skis on our marked winter trails. We have mowed several “secret” loops that wait to be discovered by the adventurous amongst us. Designated winter parking will be plowed, and trailheads will be maintained. Dogs are required to be on-leash year-round. Though all are welcome to enjoy our winter trails, we ask our boot trekkers, snowshoers, and fat tire bikers to watch for trail signs to prevent disturbing the classic ski tracks formed by community use. We will update ski conditions on our trail page and Instagram page when it snows!
Stop by the information kiosk at the Intervale Center’s offices to orient yourself and enjoy hiking, skiing or bike riding in the Intervale (be sure to lock up your valuables!). If you are interested in visiting farms in the Intervale, you can contact them directly here.
