We skied the Sugarbush trail. This is easy terrain and was generally nicely tracked with an occasional washout on the curves. In the more heavily wooded coniferous sections there was some duff, but not much. Used B skis but could have used A's... no rocks at all. Did not try the skate trails. Groomer appeared to be going out again as we left at sundown.

(John Ipsen)

Today we groomed and tracked: Anchor, Jolly Long, Seagull, Rollercoaster, and Telford. We also tracked Sugarbush and Seagull Connector. With the new snow the trails are starting to smooth out nicely.

(Scott Nesvold)

The groomers got out and groomed and tracked: Anchor, Seagull, Rollercoaster. They also groomed but didn't track Telford, and tracked Sugarbush Classic. The rest of the trails were rolled but not groomed. In general, the groomed trails ski very well. There are a few thin spots, but they are very easy to avoid.

(Scott Nesvold)

Today Anchor, Seagull, Roller Coaster, and Telford were groomed and tracked. There was a thin spot going into Telford, one going across the GS run near the start of Anchor, and one by the new reroute on Rollercoaster. Otherwise it looked to come out pretty good. I wouldn't use your best skis, but most of the thin spots are easy to avoid.

(Scott Nesvold)

I skied the trails this morning, and was surprised by the coverage. I didn't hit anything skiing around the core trails. After skiing, Steve and I re-rolled most of the core trails, and then I went out later and packed the skate trails of: Anchor, Seagull, Rollercoaster and Telford with the ginzu. The conditions aren't anything to write home about, but the people I saw out an the trail were glad to be out on skis. Hopefully the snow they are forecasting tomorrow, will make it here.

(Scott Nesvold)