We packed, groomed and tracked: Anchor, Jolly Long, Seagull, Seagull Connector, Rollercoaster, Telford, Sugarbush Classic and the Sugarbush Dog Trail. All of it is in good shape, except the start of the dog trail to Jolly got a little torn up as we had some equipment issues. With 6-8 inches of new snow from this last snowfall, the trails that are groomed have good cover and are smoothing out nicely.

(Scott Nesvold)

With a few more inches of new snow, we regroomed and tracked the core trails, including: Anchor, Jolly Long, Seagull, Seagull Connector, Rollercoaster, Telford, and Sugarbush Dog Trail. On the skate trails the skate deck is starting to smooth out, still a little lumpy. The tracks set full with just a few thin spots on the skate trails. On Sugarbush Classic it was thin in several places, I raised the track in some places, but saw a bit of dirt in a couple of others I should have raised the track on.

(Scott Nesvold)

Lots of K groomed for skating and tracks set too. The trackand skate deck are soft, but they have groomed it a number of times. Groomers were out this morning while we skied. Pretty good coverage everywhere. Well worth it.

(Kate Ullman)

Over the last 3 days, we have received anywhere from 6-12 inches of snow. The thinner spots down on Jolly, the higher amounts of snow up on the top of Seagull. With the wind, rain, then snow, it took a lot of time to clear the trails. At this point we have cleared, rolled yesterday and again today, then packed with the ginzu: Anchor, Jolly Long, Seagull, Rollercoaster, Telford, Dog Trail, and Sugarbush Classic to the cabin. Down on Jolly there was one wet spot I saw, and a couple of thin spots, otherwise the trail seems to have decent cover after packing, but is still pretty uneven in places. I would rate it as fair conditions.

(Scott Nesvold)