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Klamath Falls, Oregon

The Klamath Basin Snowdrifters are the basin's only non-profit snowmobile/grooming club. During the snow season the clubs volunteer members keep 360 miles of designated trails smooth, clear, and safe for all riders. Safety and fun are top priorities of the club.  With a wide range of rider skill levels, anyone can always find a comfortable riding group. 

Our mission is to educate the snowmobiling community about changes in laws, trail conditions, and weather conditions. To keep up to date, download the latest copy of the “The Drifter”, a monthly newsletter.  All KBSD club members are also members of the  Oregon State Snowmobile Association (OSSA).  The OSSA is in contract with the State of Oregon to maintain and groom the snowmobile trails throughout the state, as well as fighting to keep our snowmobile trails and rights as snowmobilers from being taken away from us.

 


 

Groomer Report

Grooming Report for week ending Jan 24

Dan Riblett

The PB 400 cat ruptured an upper radiator hose on Wednesday last week and repairs were done on Monday and Tuesday this week. Friday was the only day groomed this week. The cat did Cold Springs and up to the top of Pelican.

The PB 100 was returned to Lake of the Woods Thursday. It spent the last week at Diamond Lake for the OSSA Convention Groomer seminar that was held on Friday.

Snow is shallow on the low elevation trails with conditions that look like March instead of January. Grooming will continue next week, hopefully to open up the Sunset Trail and Buck Peak trails. The trail on the south end of Lake of the Woods is impassable due to water run-off from the lake taking away the snow. The dropoff from the snow is abrupt and the water is up to 2 feet deep. The Cat cannot navigate that trail until significant snow falls and the weather turns a lot colder.

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