Keep the peace outdoors, don t walk on the ski trails
“Anywhere there is snow on the ground, trail managers have issues with winter trail etiquette,” one trail manager said.. “We don’t want people s first experience to be associated with rude, disruptive behavior.” Written By: Nathan W. Bowe | 10:00 am, Jan. 24, 2021 ×
Grooming Nordic ski trails at Pickerel Lake. (Submitted photo)
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. Whether it be cross-country skiers, snowshoers, hikers, fat-tire bikers or ski-shoers, it appears that more people than ever are out using using the nonmotorized trails this winter, said Matthew Davis, North Country Trail Association regional trail coordinator for North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Keep the peace outdoors, don t walk on the ski trails
“Anywhere there is snow on the ground, trail managers have issues with winter trail etiquette,” one trail manager said.. “We don’t want people s first experience to be associated with rude, disruptive behavior.” Written By: Nathan W. Bowe | 10:00 am, Jan. 24, 2021 ×
Grooming Nordic ski trails at Pickerel Lake. (Submitted photo)
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. Whether it be cross-country skiers, snowshoers, hikers, fat-tire bikers or ski-shoers, it appears that more people than ever are out using using the nonmotorized trails this winter, said Matthew Davis, North Country Trail Association regional trail coordinator for North Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
“Anywhere there is snow on the ground, trail managers have issues with winter trail etiquette,” one trail manager said.. “We don’t want people's first experience to be associated with rude, disruptive behavior.”