Skied all trail segments. Not groomed since yesterday's big snow. Skier made tracks of varying quality, along with heavy drifting in exposed areas which covered our tracks in less than 20 minutes. Lots of people out enjoying the trails. Thanks groomers for working many of our area trails this morning!

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(Linda Evert)

Beautiful ski in good conditions. The trail is gettting a fair amount of use in some spots, but overall, it is a great time to get out to Tamarack.

(Mary Brainerd)

Trails not groomed as of early afternoon, but previous skiers had left reasonably firm tracks for much of the dragonfly loop. The open prairie section of the trail had seen only one or two skiers and was considerably softer. Poles sunk into the deep powder on both sides of the track.

(Glenn Johnston)

Solid double classic tracks with full coverage throughout entire trail system. Tracks were quite fast. Many people out enjoying the wonderful snow conditions and good weather. Get out and enjoy--this is as good as it ever gets at Tamarack!

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(Mark Oswood)

Absolutely beautiful conditions today, all the tracks were set and firmed up nicely. Get out and enjoy the snow.

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(Dave Puskala)

Skied about 2pm Tuesday. About 3" new snow since last groomed. The snow is wonderful, but the tracks are almost lost in many places. And the trail next to the tracks is soft... my poles sunk in 6" or more. There were a few hardy souls who were going to ski, no matter what. But I had no gators, and my boots kept filling with snow, so I did only the 1k loop a few times. The snow was still blowing around a bit. Pro tip: it's way better if you are not first in line, when conditions are like this.

(Richard Gerth)

Skied at Tamarack Monday morning and all the trains were groomed with two pair of classical tracks. Not many folks had already skied, so the tracks were a little slow (they needed a bit more packing) but otherwise in fine shape with plenty of base.

(Bob Galkiewicz)