Trail Detail
Notes
8KM groomed for classic, 7KM groomed for both classic and skating. The classic loop is one through wooded terrain and offers extensive views of the Mississippi River. The trailhead is located at the Mississippi National Golf Course Parking lot 2 miles south of Red Wing. Also known as Red Wing East End Recreational Area.Trail Reports
2015-2016 season
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Morning
posted: 2015-12-31 14:47:26
Firsthand: Freestyle [
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Conditions: Good for skate, fair to good for classic.
The wooded trails were in great shape, except for some damage from dog walkers and those fat bikes. (grrr). The trails out on the golf links were in excellent shape. The cold temps and sunshine made for an awesome morning of skiing. I can't recommend these trails enough. Worth the drive down from the cities.
(Thomas Gahr)
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Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Afternoon
posted: 2015-12-30 21:58:03
Firsthand: Classic [
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Conditions were quite good. I classic skied the bluff trails and there tracks were in good shape and just a little bit soft. There was very few sticks or grass peaking through. The entire trail system has been groomed for both classic and skating. Quite a few people out enjoying the fresh snow.
(Mark Hennessy)
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Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Afternoon
posted: 2015-12-29 17:51:17
Grooming Secondhand [
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Conditions: Very good. 5-6" new snow rolled and packed earlier in the day with 2-3" new snow on top. The groomers will be out again tonight.
Already nicely firm for skating. I skied the lower (golf course) loop.
(Craig Bell)
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Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Afternoon
posted: 2015-12-29 17:35:23
Firsthand: Freestyle Secondhand [
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Conditions: New Snow, about time! Excellent conditions. Roughly 10" fresh.
Lowlands area had been groomed earlier in the day with 2" of fresh powder on top of skate skiing area. Per local lore, going to be groomed again tonight so the upcoming week might be excellent. Did not make it to Memorial Bluff so unaware of conditions up top. Decent classic track already set on lowlands.
(Joe Leise)
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