Due to the rain and snow melt, ski trails are in poor condition. There is also a fair amount of debris on the trails.

(Quinn Henseler)

Classic ski ridge line and red loop. Some debris. Track set in good condition. Fun ski in the woods. Thank you groomers.

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(Tim Rafalski)

Kudos to the groomer. Classic track on the red, blue and part of green loop done. Winter wonderland. No wind in the woods. Only reason to may be use B skis is small sticks and pine needles in some areas, otherwise smooth sailing.

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(Annette Kaminsky)

Select ski trails have been groomed and tracked this morning. The Rawley Point Bike trail north of the office heading to the lodge is groomed out and back. The blue loop/green loop that goes to the indoor group camp road and loops back on the ice age trail is groomed and tracked. There is no groomed track along the indoor group camp road that connects the trail returning to the office (walking with caution might be advised in-between ski trails).

(Quinn Henseler)

Didn't ski but observed that a single set of groomed tracks covers Ridges and Red Pine trails. Snow is perhaps only 5" deep over a 1" base. Winds have driven snow under hemlock canopies, so I observed no bare spots. It appeared that only a handful of skiers might have used the sections I saw, so tracks, though shallow, had remained mostly intact.

(Ivar Zzyznius)