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Hey there, we could post a schedule, but it would not be accuarate. We groom a lot! And our trails are always considered to be in groomed condition or we send out the machine.
To make a better experience for the users, we do not base our grooming needs on a numbers game or timeframe. Instead we treat it like a forecast and look at the two main factors that affect trail quality such as temperature and recent snowfall. The number of riders actually comes last as with the first two factors noted, we can tell a lot about how long a trail will last. This way we can increase grooming shifts in less than favourable conditions with lower rider numbers (ie. trail not paid for) and maybe have a long spell in between shifts if the conditions can handle it. It's a balancing act and takes a bit more administration, but it works well and I believe we have some of the best access trails out there.
Hope that makes sense.
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