The goal of this web site is to let our land owners know what is happening in one of the nicest parts of Colorado and to bring suggestions as to how those folks living here, especially those living here full time, need to be prepared for those few times when the weather can prove challenging. For those living here, if you see something of interest to the rest of the community, please contact the PTRIA web master at webmaster@piketrails.org with your information.

 

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5-15-2012

 

About 90 trout were stocked into the Trout Lane lower pond today. They range in size from as small as 9" up to some that are about 16". The upper pond was not stocked because we are planning to remove bottom matter, better known as muck, in the near future. Fishing is open to those Pike Trails property owners who have paid their Association dues for the past year. Catch and release fishing is encouraged but it's OK to take a couple home for supper, especially if the fish has swallowed the hook and wouldn't survive. Have fun folks.

 

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What's our weather been like?

 

Daily highs and lows for the past 7 - 8 days.

 

May 19, morning low, 37 °F, clear
May 18, low, 33 °F, high 69 ºF, 39 mph gust
May 17, low, 33 °F, high 67 ºF, 33 mph gust
May 16, low, 32 °F, high 69 ºF, 27 mph gust
May 15, low, 30 °F, high 66 ºF, 22 mph gust
May 14, low, 26 °F, high 65 ºF, 22 mph gust
May 13, low, 32 °F, high 58 ºF, 24 mph gust, 0.08" rain
May 12, low, 30 °F, high 54 ºF, 24 mph gust

 

For more weather information, click here.

 

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We are heading into, what is shaping up to be, a very serious fire season. Steve Donegan has provided us with three files from the www.fireready.com web site. Please take a couple of minutes to review these files by clicking on the links below so that you can be better prepared in case we are faced with a fire in our area.

 

Maintenance Checklist
Wildfire Evacuation Plan
Your Best Defense

 

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Contact the web master at webmaster@piketrails.org
This page last updated on 5-19-2012.