Regrooming the southern interior classic trails due to drifting after last grooming. Also, groomed skate lane on outer loop at sunrise.

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(Bryan Pike)

5 inches of snow today. Groomed trails and set track, but falling mid-afternoon snow and wind covered my early afternoon work.

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(Bryan Pike)

Trails were perfect--grooming was great! Our group was skate skiing and classic skiing and we all had a great time. Also saw a porcupine in a tree, so don't forget to look up while you travel around the loop. Get out there if you can!

(Sarah McPherson)

Five inches of new snow. The few drifts have been beat down with sled and roller. Pulled the ginzu groomer after some packing and groomed skate lanes and set classic track on all trails.

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(Bryan Pike)

2.5 inches of morning snow. Groomed all trail segments. Skate lanes done and new classic track set. Track not perfect due to hard base under the light snow.

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(Bryan Pike)

We had very low expectations after the rollercoaster of weather we have had, but we were pleasantly surprised that the tracks were very skiable. Yes, some sections were a bit shallow and icy, but others were still in good condition. Kudos to the groomers for keeping this place in such good shape. Thank you!

(Tim Dunklee)

1/2 inch of rain on Tuesday followed with 0.3 inches of snow. Made three passes on skate lanes. Tracks are skiable and better now then if I redo them.

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(Bryan Pike)

Only dustings of snow since last grooming. The outer loop and all interior segments were groomed today. Skate lanes groomed and tracks set.

(Bryan Pike)

Trails icy in spots. Pine needles, tree branches and oak leaves on trail in wooded spots, but still very enjoyable to ski. Enough snow for our tastes.

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(Loralee DiLorenzo)

A perfect ski at Larson Lake. An inch of new snow sparkled on the well groomed trails, making it a winter ski wonderland.

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(Kathy Dunklee)