In the winter of 1998, the Powder Busters and the U.S. Forest Service entered into a partnership which still exists today for the club to groom trails on National Forest land. Through this working agreement, the Powder Buster club not only grooms the trails but they also provide them with adequate signs including the necessary safety precautions such as avalanche areas. Before posting any signs, the Forest Service must give their approval. Through the agreement, safe trails are available for public use. The club is associated with the Colorado Snowmobiler's Association and they have hosted three CSA convention in the Town of South Fork.
Parking is provided up the road.
Seven miles up Forest Service Rd. 350 take the right hand fork into Willow park, approx. Parks and valleys are plentiful to play in and at dose observation you will probably see a variety of wildlife. Restroom and picnic tables available. 5 miles to Beaver Creek Reservoir, where by the way, the ice fishing is excellent.