Crossroads and Husky Loops are in great shape. Spartan Loop hasn't been groomed recently, but a few people have skied it this week. Deep snow makes the hills challenging. Photo shows the first hill.

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(John Rebers)

Soft snow with tracks set by skiers. Classic skiing was beautiful but a bit slow. Skating would have been a challenge.

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(John Rebers)

Skied Crossroads and Husky loops. These loops are classic only. Tracks are in great shape; snow was pleasantly fast today.

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(John Rebers)

Skied every trail. Crossroads, Husky, and Spartan are set for classic only (double tracks). Temp was 33deg with occasional light mist. If you can have both icy crust and soft wet snow at the same time- that's what it was today. There was a rain crust on anything that had not been groomed. A moderate amount of debris on trail but not really a hindrance. I would recommend skin skis vs waxable for classic though. Superior and wildcat had the best conditions for skate. Back by the gorge there is solid snow depth- probably 20"+. We just need colder temps and a little fresh snow.

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(Brian Schaning)

Nicely groomed tracks and skate lane. A few pesky oak leaves but most of them were frosted enough to not stick to our Blue Extra kickwax. Tracks were Ginsu set and there are a few overlaps with prior grooming but it all skied just fine.

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(Tom Rulseh)

Wolverine, Lighted Loop, Crossroads and Husky were all groomed last night. I skied Wolverine and part of the Lighted Loop. Trails are in good shape - fantastic conditions for early December.

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(John Rebers)

Had a great time skiing the Crossroads and Husky loops at Blueberry Ridge today. Crossroads parking is plowed, and the trails have been packed by snowmobile. If you're looking for a fast ski on groomed trails, I'd recommend Forestville. However, Blueberry had great snow and the trees were gorgeous. Blue skies and sunshine were nice, too. The trails are not groomed, but are skiable. Skating would be difficult under current conditions, but I had a good time with classic skis.

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(John Rebers)