I skied classic on Jolly at 3pm when it was about 50 degrees. It was fantastic! Still tons of snow although there is a lot of debris melting out. There were no tracks to speak of, but the Zero skis kicked up everything! What a great day. The skate deck actually looked great too. It melted down pretty flat and was not rutted. Dave skated Seagull in the morning and reported that it was really nice too.

(Kate Ullman)

Between Steve, Blaise, Dennis and myself, we got Anchor, Seagull, Rollercoaster, Sugarbush Dog Trail, Summit Trail, Sugarbush Classic, and Oppedahl's groomed and tracked. In a few places it was still soft underneath, so the gators left some ruts. Otherwise it looks pretty good, I'm going to try it after some lunch.

(Scott Nesvold)

We skied the 2nd annual Sap Run skijoring race. Cold and clear weather. The race course took us on the Sugar Bush Daog Trail and parts of Birch Hill and Jolly Long. Trails were in good shape. Barely any debris on the trails. Classic tracks were solid and the site deck felt good. Other trails we passed at intersections looked good, such as Seagull and the Tellford Loop. It's a good trail system. Well worth the trip.

(Nick Lansing)

This morning Bill and Steve groomed and tracked Anchor, Seagull, Roller Coaster, Summit, Sugarbush Dog Trail, Sugarbush Classic, Oppedahls, Birch Hill, Black Bear, and Deer Path. Yesterday Jolly Long was groomed. Raven has been packed, but not tracked.

(Scott Nesvold)

Today with about 3 inches of new snow and drifting: I groomed and tracked: Sugarbush Classic, Seagull Connector, Anchor, Seagull, Rollercoaster, Sugarbush Dog Trail, and Summit Trail. I also track packed Raven.

(Scott Nesvold)

With another 10 inches plus of new snow, between Steve, Dennis and I we got the following trails groomed and tracked: Anchor, Seagull, Rollercoaster, Telford, Sugarbush Dog Trail, Summit Trail, and Sugarbush Classic. Seagull Connector and Jolly Long have been flat dragged.
I'm sure things are still a bit soft, and the gator was leaving some tracks, so the skate decks aren't totally flat. It will take a couple of more groomings for things to firm up.

(Scott Nesvold)

With best estimate at 12-15 inches of snow, Steve, Bill and I got some grooming done, but it is really slow going. All that is fully groomed is Anchor, Rollercoaster Telford, and Sugarbush Classic. Seagull Connector and Seagull are flat dragged. The rest of the classic trails have been track packed with the snowmobile.

(Scott Nesvold)

Steve and I finished grooming and tracking the rest of the trails today, so all got groomed between last night and this morning. So this mornings grooming was: Birch Hill, Sugarbush Dog Trail, Summit Trail, Raven, Deerpath, Blackbear, Oppedahl's, and Sugarbush Classic.

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(Scott Nesvold)

Conditions are excellent for classical skiing. Trails are perhaps a bit soft as we have had quite a bit of snow, but i was the first skier on the trails that I skied today so they will only get better. There is very little debris and plenty of powder to navigate the hills easily. The groomers have done an excellent job. Very enjoyable day on the trails!

(Pat Skelly)

Between last night and today, we were able to finish grooming: Anchor, Seagull, Rollercoaster, Telford, Jolly Long, Sugarbush Dog Trail, Summit Trail, Sugarbush Classic and Oppedahl's. Most of the other trails have been packed only.

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(Scott Nesvold)