East Central Valley conditions

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Snow Conditions
Updated: April 1, 2010
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Current Weather for Fargo
Trail Conditions:  Mandated by the state legislature, North Dakota's snowmobile trails can be open from December 1st to April 1st of each season.
Groomed Trail
Fargo East Trail:   Closed
Fargo West Trail:   Closed
Rural Cass South Trail:  Closed
Rural Cass North Trail:   Closed

Trail Conditions Phone Hotline:
701-328-5377
Select Option 1 for the Latest Snowmobile Trail Conditions
Select Option 3 for the East Central Valley Trail Report

Receive Trail Updates as Text Messages:
Rural Cass Snowmobile Club (Casselton, Leonard, Arthur, Harwood, Mapleton): send keyword “ruralcass” to 46986
Red River Sno-Riders (Fargo, Horace, Kindred, Christine, Walcott): text “snoriders” to 46986
SnowJam 2010 and the Snowmobile North Dakota State Ride: text “snowjam” to 46986

The East Central Valley trail system is located in the southeast portion of North Dakota and primarily covers Cass County. The association maintains approximately 220 miles of trail which travels through the towns of Wild Rice, Hickson, Christine, Walcott, Kindred, Davenport, Horace, Amenia, Casselton, Mapleton, Davenport, Leonard, Arthur, Argusville, and Harwood.  The trail is groomed regularly. The trail system connects with the Southern Valley Trailriders system and is about 20 miles from two different points on the Mayville-Portland Trail System (21 miles from Hillsboro and 17 miles from Galesburg). This trail also connects to two Minnesota trail systems managed by the Clay County Trail Blazers and Felton Roughriders.

Clubs:

Red River Sno-Riders
PO Box 2295
Fargo, ND 58108

Rural Cass Snowmobile Club
PO Box 58
Casselton, ND 58012


Contacts:

Pat Conner
319 6th St W
West Fargo, ND 58078
701-281-7252


Maps:

This map is available for download at the bottom of the page below the map image. Select the pdf file to download a printable map. Select the .kml file for trail tracks that will open in Google Earth. It is necessary that Google Earth be installed on your computer to use this file.  Select the .gpx attachment for a gps exchange file that will load on various map programs and some gps units. On the trails home page the entire 2,880 miles of state snowmobile trails in one file are available for download in .gpx and .kml formats: http://www.snowmobilend.org/resources/trails/

These maps and gps tracks are not guaranteed to be free from errors. They are to be used as a general guide only and are not intended to be used for navigation. Trail locations are subject to change without notice at any time.

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