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Maple Corner Farm

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Trails: 20 km (12 miles) of trail are groomed for classic cross-country skiing with some skating lanes. The center is at an elevation of 1,400 feet so receives more snow than elsewhere.
Trail fees: Yes
Tel: 413-357-6697
Snow report: Western Mass XC Ski report
Nearest town: Granville, MA
Web site: Maple Corner Farm
Trail map: Available at the center
Equipment rentals: Yes
Ski lessons: Yes
Other winter activities: Snowshoeing, telemarking
Facilities: Day lodge, waxing room, cafeteria
Lodging on site: No
Lodging nearby: Westfield has inns and other accommodations
Location of trails: The center is about 4 miles west of Granville on Route 57, then north.
Tourism info: Greater Springfield Visitors Bureau
Weather report: for Westfield
Map of local region: Granville area

Rate this XC Area

Number of ratings: 2
Average rating: 3.50  

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Name of XC Area: Maple Corner Farm
Times that I have skied there: Once
I last skied there in: Feb, 2005
Trails that I skied: All
My favorite trails: Around the perimeter of property
Trail marking: Very good
Trail grooming: Very good
Rating: 4 stars
What I liked: The area has a wide variety of trails from open fields to dense woods, flat to hilly.
What I disliked: Nothing
Comments: Not easy to find, but worth the trip. Nice barn with rentals, food and fireplace to dry off near.
Submitted by: JB
from: Watertown, CT
Date submitted: Dec 22, 2005

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Name of XC Area: Maple Corner Farm
Times that I have skied there: Once
I last skied there in: Feb, 2005
Trails that I skied:
My favorite trails:
Trail marking: Very good
Trail grooming: Very good
Rating: 3 stars
What I liked: nice little area- not a large trail system but well maintained. A few steep pitches- ledges trail. Trails went through open field areas, pines and decidious areas. Center was spacious and warm. has full snack shop.
What I disliked: nothing
Comments: unspoiled area -worth a trip
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Date submitted: Feb 7, 2005