Attempted to groom HH but no go! The snow is just too wet and mushy. The gator made deep tracks and the groomer couldn't handle trying to smooth them out. See pics. It wouldn't be very fun skiing its the way it is. I tried only a very small portion of one trail.

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(David Challe)

The grooming equipment must still be inoperative. Went out Monday and after Saturdays snow it had not been tracked or groomed. Tried to break a classic trail, but it was too crusty. Too bad, a beautiful day for a ski.

(Keith Sorge)

Groomed and tracked trails this afternoon then skied most of them. Some soft spots due to high temps but overall they turned out fast and smooth.

(David Challe)

The upper trails have not been groomed, but the lower trails were recently groomed. Most of the trails I skied no one had been on. The new grooming got rid of most the oak leaves in the trail. Good track, hope the top opens up soon.

(Keith Sorge)

Lower trails all rolled. Some groomed and tracked. Mechanical problems limited grooming. Plan to finish Sunday if repairs are completed.

(David Challe)

Rolled lower trails. Groomed and set track on a few. Started working on the upper trails but they are not skiable yet. More grooming planned for Saturday morning.

(David Challe)

Groomed an tracked all trails Friday morning. Classic tracks turned out deep and firm. Skate lanes were soft in most areas.

(David Challe)

All trails rolled. Most trails groomed and tracked. The plan is to finish grooming the tower area trails on Friday.

(David Challe)

Rolled groomed and tracked all except tower ridge and squirrel tails. Don't try to ski the ridge or tails as I had to run the gator to make tracks before trying to roll then got stuck which made a mess. Its going to be great skiing on the rest. Very smooth with deep tracks.

(David Challe)

Rolled all trails (except those around the tower) in anticipation of our next snow storm. Grooming plans: Planning to roll and groom Friday in hopes of having all ready for the weekend. Be very careful on the roads leading to the parking lots, they are ice covered and extremely slippery.

(David Challe)