Lindenwood - Dike East skating and classical trails renovated and re-groomed this morning after two inches of new dry snow the past two days.  New snow mixed with transitioned snow.  Skating lane is firm and fast with approximately one to two inches of edging.  Classical tracks deep and firm.

(Gary Brekke)

Lindenwood - Dike East ski trails renovated and re-groomed this morning after one inch of wind-blown snow from yesterday's blizzard.   Skating lane is firm and fast with approximately one inch of edging.   Classical tracks firm and fast.   Exposed areas of trails blew free of new dry fine grained snow that was mixed into the transitioned base in areas where snow drifted and accumulated.

(Gary Brekke)

Snow transitioned with the weekend warm temperatures.  Trails renovated and re-groomed this morning with fresh snow from edges being mixed in with transitioned snow.  Spring-like conditions.  Skiing is firm, icy, and fast.  Re-grooming helped clean-up the lip left where the ski trails cross the paved rec trails where they were plowed this weekend.

(Gary Brekke)

Dike East to Lindenwood skating and classical tracks renovated and re-groomed this morning. Classical tracks deep and firm. Skating lane firm over a packed base.

(Gary Brekke)

Lindenwood to Dike East skating lane renovated and re-groomed early this morning over a firm 12 inch base. Classical tracks look firm and fast with a few short sections blown-over and some thin tracks from the Cottonwoods to the intake structure scrubbed out by skiers. Some areas of leaves in track.

(Gary Brekke)

Six inches of new dry wind-blown snow over the weekend.  Trails packed and groomed Sunday afternoon.  Classical tracks mostly deep, firm and well formed except for several short exposed areas where the tracks have blown-in and are covered or thin.  Most of these thin sections the tracks has been scrubbed clean by skiers.  Some areas have leaves in the track.  The skating lane is firm with good edging that saw numerous skiers pack it down Monday afternoon.  44 inches of snow this season with approximately 20 inches snow on ground.  Most trail areas have a foot or more packed firm base.  .

(Gary Brekke)

Ski trails being packed and groomed just after noon today after the storm's dry wind-blown snow from the past two days. Should set up firm with cold temperatures.

(Gary Brekke)

Classical tracks are well formed and firm over a solid base. Numerous areas of the classical track impacted with leaves, twigs, and other organic debris. Skating lane is firm and fast with edging over a solid ten inch packed base. Fox seen on several areas on the river most days.

(Gary Brekke)

Skating lane renovated and re-groomed early this afternoon over a firm 12 inch base.  Good edging.

(Gary Brekke)

Trails groomed New Year's Day after 13 plus inches of wet dense snow from the three day storm.  Classical tracks are deep and well formed.  Skating lane was packed over a six inch firm base.  Light freezing rain on New Year's Day left an icy coating on trails that made for fast trails this morning. The snow is drying out during cooler evenings and firming up.

(Gary Brekke)