Park was groomed this afternoon. The West Unit was packed and tracked with one track set and the East Unit was packed and set for skate ski, skijoring and dog sledding. As always, you will encounter winter walkers. We try to encourage them to walk as far to the side of the trail as possible but some people just won't. Your B skis are good and you probably be ok using your good skis at this time as well.

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(Brad Harrington)

East and West units of Ney Park were groomed today with no track set. Thin spots are rare so your best B skis should be good. Please remember that the trails are used by hikers so there might be some foot holes.

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(Brad Harrington)

Trails were groomed today. No track set but you should be good with using your B skis or rock skis if you are on the more cautious side.

(Brad Harrington)

The west unit of Robert Ney Regional Park was packed again today. Recommend rock skis or skis you don't mind potentially scratching as some spots are pretty thin. Trails are utilized by hikers so be mindful of any foot holes that might have occurred since grooming.

(Brad Harrington)

Trails were groomed on December 31. No track set at this time. Some bare spots around the pond loop as well. Trails are shared use with hikers so be mindful of any foot holes that might have formed over the weekend.

(Brad Harrington)

Trails not groomed but skied on my waxless classic skis. Skiers cut in their own classic track. Worth the trip if you live in Wright County but probably better grooming if you live closer to the Twin Cities. Worth it if you're looking for something different!

(Ingrid Leask)