Snowmobile trails on both sides of the border remain closed.

A lack of new snow and warmer temperatures in recent days have left trails unusable.

In Minnesota, Voyageurs National Park says the weather has also prevented it from opening any of its ice roads.

Officials say while the ice is as thick as 8 inches in some locations, much of it is weaker “white ice” and not strong enough to support equipment.

The park has focused its crews on areas where travel is safer.

Clearing and packing on the land-based portions of snowmobile and ski trails have taken place.

Here is the latest trail report from the par.

SNOWMOBILE TRAILS
Purple Trail (International Falls to Kettle Falls): CLOSED
Green Trail Rainy Lake/Black Bay to Kabetogama Lake to Ash River: CLOSED
Green Trail Ash River to Crane Lake: CLOSED
Dashed Black Trail Chain of Lakes: CLOSED
Yellow Trail Ash River to Kettle Falls: CLOSED
Blue Trail East Namakan Lake to Sand Point Lake: CLOSED

ICE ROADS
Rainy Lake Ice Road: CLOSED
Rainy Lake Dryweed Loop: CLOSED
Kabetogama Lake Ice Road: CLOSED
Kabetogama Lake Ice Road West and East Spur Roads: CLOSED

SKI TRAILS
Echo Bay Ski Trail: 1st loop packed and tracked; 2nd and 3rd cleared
Rainy Lake Rec Trail: Packed and tracked
Black Bay Ski Trail: CLOSED
Tilson Connector Trail: Packed not tracked

SNOWSHOE TRAILS
Rainy Lake Rec Trail: Open
Oberholtzer Trail: Open
Black Bay Beaver Pond Trail: CLOSED
Kab/Ash Trail: Open
Blind Ash Bay Trail: Open
Sullivan Bay Trail: Open

KABETOGAMA LAKE RECREATION AREA
Sledding Hill: CLOSED
Ice Rink: CLOSED