St Maries Logging

About St Maries Logging

Up where the logging roads climb into cedar and white pine above Marble Creek, snow doesn't fall so much as it lodges in the timber and stays, and St Maries Logging knows every switchback that needs a blade before a loaded truck can run it. The crew treats a snowed-in road the same way they treat a supply run: get it open, keep it open, and don't let the drifts win by noon. Down in town, that same equipment clears driveways and yards around Saint Maries while the woods above are still catching their breath after a night of heavy snow. It's a town built on getting logs down out of these hills, and in winter that means getting the roads clear first. When the boughs are bent white and the creek is running black and cold underneath the ice at its edges, this crew is the one making sure the way in and out still holds. St Maries Logging plows the roads, drives, and yards that keep the hillsides above Saint Maries reachable all winter.