Ski Trail Conditions

Wednesday, April 17:

All ski trails are open for non-motorized activities. We request that you use some judgement to avoid damaging them while they are soft, as they are quite wet – tread lightly.

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Mountain Bike Conditions

Wednesday, April 17, 2024: The singletrack mountain bike trails are not open. It is important to avoid damage at this time as it is quite wet and soft. We are looking forward to a grand opening in June, watch for updates coming soon.

Updated 2 days ago

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It's definitely wet on the trails! This moisture is a good thing as we need to make up for the lack of snow before summer. Ski Trails are open for hiking, but tread lightly. Please stay off of the MTB trails. Happy Spring!

2 days ago

Ski Trail Conditions The snow is gone – all ski trails are open for non-motorized activities. We request that you use some judgement to avoid damaging them while they are soft, as they are quite wet. Mountain Bike Conditions The singletrack mountain bike trails are not open. It is important to avoid damage at this time as it is quite wet and soft. We are looking forward to a grand opening in June, watch for updates coming soon.

1 week ago

Happy Easter from Timberland Hills! As expected, ski conditions are rapidly deteriorating and bare spots are growing. You may ski as long as the snow lasts. ❄️ 🐣 ✝️

2 weeks ago

Holiday weekend skiing ⛷️ We couldn't offer skiing for Christmas, New Year's, or President's Day; but we do have some limited skiing available for Easter weekend! 🐣 See you on the trails. *About 10K of trail is groomed. A classic track is set on much of it, but not all. *Conditions will depend on temperature with the best conditions earlier in the day. *Most of the groomed trail has good conditions, but there are some very bad spots of dirt or gravel to avoid where the tiller hit dirt. The bad spots will grow with the warm weather and portages may be necessary. *Ungroomed skiing and snowshoeing is available on the rest of the trail system, including crust skiing when conditions are right. *The road and parking lot are in rough condition. Have fun!

3 weeks ago

Enjoy it while it lasts! You will find occasional spots where the tiller hit dirt - but most of the groomed trails have good skiing. 👍

3 weeks ago

Ski

If you are looking for a XC Ski Trail that offers everything, look no further than Timberland Hills (30km) and Timberland West (2.5km)! From gentle rolling terrain to the screaming hills of “The Ridge Run” and the “Outer Loop”, Timberland Hills offers fun and excitement for the beginning skier to the expert. Trails are groomed for both classic and skating techniques, and also offer groomed options for snowshoeing, skijoring, and fat biking.

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Bike

We are excited to introduce our new singletrack mountain bike trail system powered by One Track Mind. Construction began in 2023 with about 8 miles completed. With 25 miles planned, we expect to construct more incredible trails in 2024 and 2025. Our first trails will open to the public at our Grand Opening Event on June 22, 2024.

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Enjoy

Timberland Hills can be used for a lot of activities in all seasons! Enjoy hiking, hunting, horseback riding and biking in the summer months. In the winter, along with cross country skiing, we welcome fat biking, hiking, snowshoeing and skijoring. As a reminder, please limit activities on the groomed ski trails to cross country skiing only. A portion of our trail system is also shared with the Ice Age Trail.

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Stay

Snuggled in the woods in the southeast section of Burnett County, you will find a rustic, minimally maintained, one-room camper cabin. Only accessible by foot, fat bike, snowshoes, skis, or horseback (during the summer & fall), the camper cabin provides a basic shelter for people that want the “camping experience” without having to handle a tent, or have the weather ruin their visit. Within walking distance of the Timberland Hills Cross Country Ski and Mountain Bike Trails and the Ice Age Trail.

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Donate

In 1987 the Cumberland Area Ski Touring Association (CASTA) was established and ski trails at Timberland Hills were started. Over the past 35 years, the cross country ski trails and organization have continued to grow. In 2023, construction began on a new single track mountain bike trail network and the process was completed to become a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) public charity. Since it's inception, CASTA, and now THF, does not receive Federal or State funds. Memberships and donations are our main source of income. Click below to donate.

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