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The system's present state, honestly, in four figures that do not agree — printed whole, as this build prints every conflict. Buffalo Run's mileage stands at 68 miles in the Department of Natural Resources' trail map (updated 8 January 2026, funded through the Department); at 63 miles in the Indiana Snowmobilers Association's listing; at roughly 70 in the Michiana Trail Riders Coalition's own account; and at roughly thirty-five miles in a figure carried in print elsewhere — the divergence is flagged here expressly and reconciled nowhere, because no register reconciles it and the likeliest reading (a designated-system mileage against a groomed-course mileage against a memory) is an inference, not a record. The rest of the position is firmer. The club is alive and working: the coalition held its trail clean-up day on 24 October 2026, ahead of the 1 December season opening, from its Rice Road clubhouse. The mechanism is unchanged: $30 for three years' registration, the fund, the $65 a mile, the leases. The snow odds are the system's honest thinness: the trail runs when the snowbelt delivers, and in thin winters the groomers wait — no season-by-season opening ledger for Buffalo Run reaches the open record, and registrations, as the search entry states, are kept by the state and not by city. The modern position thus prints as the leg's whole course in miniature: a state-organized, club-groomed, fee-funded trail at the county's west, its mileage in dispute among its own keepers, its city a rider's drive away — present, active, and not Mishawaka's to administer.