Nicolet North was groomed and tracks were set for classic skiing this morning. The trail is in great shape for late season. Consistent snow and just cold enough temps have kept the base in decent condition. Some debris is on the trails due to recent winds. Debris is mainly in the hemlock groves.

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(Valerie Knurr)

Another 8-10 inches of dry snow fell last night. All of Nicolet North was groomed and tracks were set for classic skiing. With so much snow, the trail is soft but will hopefully firm up overnight.

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(Valerie Knurr)

Great conditions on the Nicolet Trails. Very scenic wilderness feeling trail system. No tracks on the part of Pat Shay trail after Tom's hill, but otherwise there were nice tracks throughout.

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(Eli Anoszko)

Nicolet North was groomed and tracks were set for classic skiing on Pat Shay, Narrow Gauge, and Butternut trails. A few inches of wet snow has created great conditions.

(Valerie Knurr)

Trails have been groomed and tracked for classic skiing. The snow is the best it will be for the rest of the season with warm ups coming. Get out and enjoy while you can! Four inches of fresh snow have added to the base. If you want a quiet, less traveled area, Nicolet North is the place to be.

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(Michael Trewartha)

We did some of Blue loop and then went up to Butternut. Trails good and a number of people had skied. We went over to Anvil and had a great 13+ mile ski.

(Phillip Wadsworth)

My first time skiing there. Outbound tracks were half covered by this early morning snow of about an inch. Coming back from Anvil connection someone had skied in them making it nicer. Gorgeous scenery, especially with the blue sky and sunshine through thick woods!

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(Brian Ciske)

Nicolet North was groomed and tracks were set after a 12+ inch snowfall yesterday. The dry fluffy snow made a softer base. Low temperatures should firm it up. The trail is back to beautiful skiing condition.

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(Valerie Knurr)

Nicolet North was groomed and tracks were set. Very little fresh snow and warmer temps have made icier conditions. Tracks should set well in cold temps. A fair amount of debris is on the trail due to heavy winds.

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(Valerie Knurr)

I was surprised how fast the tracks were but I guess the deep freeze last week set them up. Did the Pat Shay loop on a quick ski. Heavy twig and cone litter under the hemlocks.

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(Dan Hinch)