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Updated: 8:29 AM Dec 24, 2009
Less Maintenance On Cross-Country Ski Trails
Dept. of Natural Resources cutting back on grooming of cross-country trails in Mich. forests.
Posted: 7:06 AM Dec 24, 2009Reporter: Associated Press |
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is cutting back on grooming of cross-country ski trails in state forests.
The state has 23 cross-country ski trails in the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula, but only eight will be fully groomed this season. Parking lots at cross-country ski trailheads will be plowed.
The eight trails that will be groomed include Blueberry Ridge in Marquette County; Paradise in Chippewa County; Chippewa Hills and Norway Ridge trails in Alpena County; and Vasa in Grand Traverse County.
Also groomed will be Ogemaw Hills in Ogemaw County; Black Mountain in Presque Isle County; and Cadillac in Wexford County.
Trails also will be groomed at 22 of 98 state parks and recreation areas. All allow cross-country skiing.
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