Skied Maples, Birches and a bit of Oaks at noon. Some corn snow early but all in all the trails were very nice. Light debris and virtually no bare spots. Used my good skis without any concerns. It was fast and fun. The groomer is an artist.

(Patrick Warpinski)

I skied the Maple and Birches this morning. Wow! The trails were groomed, fast and good control for skating! One could only hope the Birkie trails are that fast and easy to ski in February! Fun! There are some leaves and twigs but not a problem. B skis for sure.

(Tom Brown)

Went out and skied the lighted loop from 5- 6:30 PM - flat, firm and fast! The groomer had worked in the 1"+ snow they received after the rain. Good coverage with only a couple of low/icy spots that were easy to navigate. The glide was excellent and there was good edge and control on the few up and downhills. Coming from Sheboygan, this is the best conditions I've have had south of Minocqua this year. Used B skis with no trouble at all. A few oak leaves and the occasional twig, but I would say the crew did a great job. The ANST and Bay Nordic kids were out as well having fun.

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(Matt Meyer)

Great ski this afternoon at the camp. Skated the Oaks and Maples. Some leaves and plenty of sticks on the trail. One or two slushy spots but 100% coverage throughout.

(Dale Tease)

We survived the rain and trails are much better than I anticipated. They are fully snow covered and pretty fast and controlled. Make sure to bring rock skis as there were several branches down but they were grooming as I was out there at 8:00 and as always the groomers do a great job and will probably have things cleaned up before long.

(Scott Steeno)

The Reforestation Camp remains in excellent condition for skating technique -- all trails open, good skis, great pole plant, very limited spots where you need to navigate around a thin area. There are tracks for classic, but they are very shallow. Enjoy. Carpe Skiem.

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(Bob Warpinski)

Definitely worth the one-hour drive from Oshkosh. I skied the entire Red/Oaks loop. No bare spots. Although tracks haven't been set recently there is enough there for an enjoyable ski. 20 cars in the parking lot when I left, so others must have found it worthwhile to ski as well.

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(Samara Hamze)

Classic skied The Oaks and the Lighted Trail. Full coverage, shallow set tracks cut on top of a solid base with the 3-4 inches of dry snow we received yesterday. Some washout on the turns, but the groomers have done a terrific job of maximizing our skiing with the minimal snows (so far!) this season. Just beautiful in the woods. Carpe Skiem.

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(Bob Warpinski)

Fast and furious skating in 6 degree temps! Super fun skating The Oaks Trail which is normally reserved for the striders. Thinly groomed snow over an atomic ice base. No classic tracks on the entire system. Hopefully snow tonight! (There was a large snow bike event taking place earlier today -- great to everyone embracing a WI Winter!). Carpe Skiem!

(Bob Warpinski)

Many happy faces today! Great skating throughout the park, classic tracks holding up in where double tracked. Great pole plant, fast and flat conditions in 25 degrees. The parking lot had the most cars and trucks in it I have ever seen! Great to see people enjoying winter. Carpe Skiem.

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(Bob Warpinski)