Trail Report
CJCF Yellow Trail after recent snow (11/15)
Recent cold weather and snow have signaled the arrival of winter here in the North Country, and heading into December ACT’s trails are beginning to set up for your favorite winter activities. Trail users can expect fresh snow with some ice underneath on most of our trails, so microspikes may be necessary in some sections if you plan on hiking. With a bit more snow and consistent cold temperatures, trails will soon be ready for fatbikes, XC skis, and snowshoes. Once a base does develop, we encourage hikers to wear snowshoes on our trails or choose to XC ski/fatbike, to avoid postholing and protect the base for other trail users.
It’s still hunting season, so be sure to dress yourself and your pets in bright colors to be seen! Be prepared for variable conditions and early sunsets before heading out on the trails. Make a plan, bring food and water, and wear layers to stay dry out there!
See you on the trails!
Last updated 12/3/2025
Trail Reporting
Photo by: Kevin Jones
ACT’s trails rely on a team of dedicated, hard-working volunteers and maintainers to continue providing recreational opportunities and access to the outdoors in the North Country year-round. The link below allows the general public, as well as our volunteers to keep the ACT team up-to-date on current trail conditions. If you are out and about on one of our trails and notice something that doesn’t look quite right, (tree down, washout, mud hole, overgrown vegetation, etc.) please go ahead and let us know on the “HAZARDS” page. Conor, our Trails Manager, will address the hazard and organize an opportunity to fix these problems with volunteers who wish to join.
Thank you for your continued support and excitement for outdoor recreation. See you on the trails!
Reporting Table
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17mOuLR6ptI0srsjPedrjqdjDvOxj_3756gSVoGQRYLM/edit?usp=sharing
ACT Needs Tools!
ACT’s Trails Program is growing and needs both hand and power tools to better maintain and grow our local trail systems. Do you have some equipment in the garage that you no longer use? We’d love to help you clear out some space!
Refer to the list below for the tools that we are most in need of.
If your tools are old(er), dull, or a bit rusty -- no problem -- we can fix them right up! However, we ask that you do not donate tools that are broken or are no longer functioning for their intended use.
If you think you may have some things to donate, please contact Trails Program Manager Conor at [email protected] to coordinate.
Hand Tools:
Loppers
Hand Saws
Rogue or Hazel-type Hoes
Pick Mattocks
Cutter Mattocks
Axes or Pulaskis
Rakes
Sledgehammers
Silky saw
Power Tools:
Chainsaw
Weedwhacker
Other:
Chainsaw Chaps: gently used and in good shape
Work Gloves: unused
Hard Hats: unexpired and in good shape
Mill Bastard Files: in good shape
Wire Brushes
Wheelbarrow
5-gallon Buckets
Tarp
Webbing
Toolbelt / holster
Safety Glasses
Lastly, we need volunteers to swing these tools! If you’re interested in helping on ACT trails, please reach out to Conor at [email protected] for more information.