Current Conditions/Cams | Swedetown Trails

The Swedetown Trails are operated by the Swedetown Trails Club in cooperation with Calumet Township.

Swedetown Trails Club
P.O. Box 214
Calumet, Michigan 49913
906-337-1170 (chalet phone)

Swedetown Trails

Trail Conditions We received lots of new snow in February. Snowbike trails are open and are packed as needed. Trails have been very good – check current groomer reports for the latest status. . Current Groomer Reports . Swedetown Chalet lower level is open for winter season with restrooms, changing room and a water bottle filling fountain. Trail lights are on for evening skiing.	. . Multi-Use Trails on Woodland Road – Look for the trailhead sign one mile from Osceola Road intersection. These trails are packed for skiing, snowshoeing and snowbikes. Dogs? Dogs are welcome on the Multi-use Trails on Woodland Road. Dogs are also allowed on the Muggun Loop snowshoe trail at the M203 Trailhead. At the main Chalet trailhead there are no trails where dogs are allowed. Walkers? Walking is allowed on the Multi-Use Trails on Woodland Road which are very pretty with lots of signs of wildlife. Some days snow conditions might call for snowshoes and some days the walking is fine. Dogs are welcome on these trails!
Anyone out on the trails?	Valley Trail and Snow Thermometer
[ click any image for a larger view ] . Swedetown Trails, Calumet Michigan

Trail Conditions

We received lots of new snow in February. Snowbike trails are open and are packed as needed. Trails have been very good – check current groomer reports for the latest status.
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Current Groomer Reports
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Swedetown Chalet lower level is open for winter season with restrooms, changing room and a water bottle filling fountain. Trail lights are on for evening skiing.

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Multi-Use Trails on Woodland Road – Look for the trailhead sign one mile from Osceola Road intersection. These trails are packed for skiing, snowshoeing and snowbikes.

Dogs? Dogs are welcome on the Multi-use Trails on Woodland Road. Dogs are also allowed on the Muggun Loop snowshoe trail at the M203 Trailhead. At the main Chalet trailhead there are no trails where dogs are allowed.

Walkers? Walking is allowed on the Multi-Use Trails on Woodland Road which are very pretty with lots of signs of wildlife. Some days snow conditions might call for snowshoes and some days the walking is fine. Dogs are welcome on these trails!

Anyone out on the trails?

Valley Trail and Snow Thermometer

[ click any image for a larger view ]

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Swedetown Trails, Calumet Michigan