Ride with care
Stay on marked routes, respect every closure, and help the crew make conservative calls.
Riding Blackpine since 1988
Built by the riders who show up.
Ghostline is 184 members, one groomer, a deep bench of volunteers, and a shared promise to leave Blackpine Basin better than we found it.
New here?Start with an open club ride or the first-Thursday meeting at Blackpine Grange. Guests are welcome.
Choose how you want to pitch in
Some members ride every weekend. Others send field reports, turn wrenches, reset markers, or welcome new families. Every contribution keeps the system stronger.
Send the report
Share the route, time, surface, visibility, and hazards while the information is still useful.
Work the trail
Join a marker crew, help in the groomer shop, or bring lunch to the people in the field.
Bring someone along
Meet a new rider at the muster, explain the club rules, and make room in the crew.
The season never really ends
Snow season is the visible part. Access meetings, equipment work, route planning, training, and partner support keep Ghostline moving all year.
Set access priorities, ride dates, and the work list.
Service the groomer, inventory signs, and train ride leads.
Share fresh conditions, gather well, and keep learning.
Repair the route, thank the crew, and document what changes next.
Your first month with Ghostline
You do not need to know every route or every person. Start with the information, choose a gathering that fits, and arrive ready to learn the club rhythm.
Before the first ride
Read the morning report
Learn the route names, freshness cues, and how the club talks about uncertainty.
Open trail reportMeet the crew
Choose the right first gathering
A workshop or workday can be an easier introduction than a full group ride.
Compare upcoming eventsPack with intent
Arrive ready for the day
Build a route, machine, weather, and communication plan before the muster.
Open rider desk2026 membership
One season, one crew, 126 miles.
Individual membership is $45. Household membership is $70. Dues fund grooming fuel, signs, training, and trail work across Blackpine Basin.