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Pinetree
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AlexanderSupertramp: "PaddlinMadeline: "Anyone have any info on snow depth on the GM side. Heading up this weekend and am curious about how to prepare for traveling. How much ice? Thanks"
Sawbill posted 21" in the woods on Wednesday, I would venture to guess the gunflint is about the same. Lakes will be less, but be prepared for some slush with the warmer temps, depending on where you plan on going."
I hate it when slush is present, your feet and everything else gets wet and hard to camp on the ice also.
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AlexanderSupertramp
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PaddlinMadeline: "Anyone have any info on snow depth on the GM side. Heading up this weekend and am curious about how to prepare for traveling. How much ice? Thanks"
Sawbill posted 21" in the woods on Wednesday, I would venture to guess the gunflint is about the same. Lakes will be less, but be prepared for some slush with the warmer temps, depending on where you plan on going.
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PaddlinMadeline
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Very kind of you! Appreciate it.
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Gadfly
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Looks like a few warmer days then cooling down a bit. Hoping for good conditions in mid to late March for a trout trip.
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AlexanderSupertramp
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Pinetree:
I hate it when slush is present, your feet and everything else gets wet and hard to camp on the ice also."
I wound up on Alton this weekend and you couldn't have asked for better snow and ice conditions. No slush at all, was able to shovel almost 2 feet down all the way to perfect ice. It was great. I suspect it's a big ol' mess now though. Might have been the last good weekend for Winter camping up there but who knows.
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PaddlinMadeline
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Anyone have any info on snow depth on the GM side. Heading up this weekend and am curious about how to prepare for traveling. How much ice? Thanks
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