Crews of volunteers and staff have been working diligently to clear tree debris from the system. Currently, the 6K and lighted loop are cleared and groomed. Only one pass on trail T to this point, but grooming is planned for tomorrow morning. The next area to clear will be trail C (Leo's Loop). There is still debris on the trails that is getting pulled up by the implements, but overall the trails that are open are in fair to good conditions. See attached map with highlighted trails that are open.

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(Andrew Sims, Marathon County Parks)

The following trails are open and tracked: Mainstreet, lit loop, M, Y, and D. The snow has nice grain and both skate and classic were medium speed. There is a lot of debris such as twigs and leaves on the trails but it is so beautiful it was easy to ignore. We continue to clear the other trails of debris and hope to open more soon. Snowshoe and the new snow bike trail trails are open.

(Barb Maguire)

Stopped and spoke to attendant. We were told 3 km were open. Skiers had tried in the morning but left due to dissatisfaction with conditions. They planned to get more trails open as soon as possible.

(Michael Engel)

With the recent rain, ice and snow, Nine Mile has experienced a tremendous amount of damage. Today we were able to get part of the lighted loop cut and cleared. Grooming plans: We will have a groomer out tomorrow to roll that loop. Cleanup will continue and we will open more loops as they are cleared.

(Bradley Mroczenski)