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A quick note on sno-park parking.

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Just a note on Allie Middleton's article on where to go for cross-country skiing. There is usually lots of parking available at the sled hill lot at Wanoga and snowmobilers cannot park there. Same with Dutchman. Cross-country folks can park at the Nordic center and take five minutes to ski over. Snowmobilers cannot park at the Nordic center and have a very limited parking area at the high altitude lot at Dutchman.

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- Steve Grediagin


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