Overnight the winter storm gave us another several inches of snow, unfortunately the storm brought down a large number of small trees and branches onto the trail. We are working hard to clear the trail of all debris before the possibility of more snow. Please be patient as we work to clear the trail before continuing to groom. Currently the Brown Trail, Green trail, and Red trail have been cleared of the largest trees / branches and are passable. The snow is, as of yet, very wet and heavy. There is enough snow on the trail to make a fair, but soft, and somewhat dirty skate deck. There is not enough snow to safely set tracks.

(Andrew Straka)

Skied this morning. Waxed, but still a lot of sticking due to temps and the wet snow yesterday. Groomers were out rolling. Lots of trees that need to be cut. Had to tell some people not to hike on trails. Thank you groomers!

(Rose Krebsbach)

Due to high winds and heavy wet snow accumulation, there are numerous trees and branches down on all ski trails. Crews are cleaning up downed trees and branched today. There may be enough snow accumulation down to groom and lay corduroy on Thursday, pending cleanup efforts.

(Samantha Lindquist)

We have begun the grooming process; packing all trails with the roller in preparation to fully groom the trails should weather patterns stay conducive. As of 12pm, we have 4"- 5" inches of a very wet and heavy snow on the ground and 1-3 inches under tree coverage on most of the trail's surface. After packing the snow with the roller there is a 1"- 2" base present on most of the trail. Some bare spots are present where the densest tree coverage is. No tracks have been set.

(Andrew Straka)

No trails at Zillmer are currently being groomed for skiing and all trails will remain open for hikers until we receive more snowfall and more consistent temperatures that are conducive for grooming.

(Andrew Straka)

While we are starting to have overnight temperatures reach down in to the 20s, we have yet to receive any snow coverage adequate to begin any of the grooming processes and the trails will remain open for hiking.

(Andrew Straka)