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Blue Mounds, WI
13K
Skating/Classic
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608-437-5711
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This park is situated at the highest point in Southern WI. Tne trails wind through hardwoods and rolling hills with some fields. There are also a number of panoramic overlooks.
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Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Morning
Firsthand: Classic Secondhand 
[ Trails Open: Most, B skis ]
Trails rolled December 1st according to sign. Skier set tracks on most trails. Campground plowed and I avoided. Beautiful just because it is the best place in the area. Trails are decent. More snow please.
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(Michael Engel)
Monday, December 1, 2025
Night
Firsthand: Classic 
[ Trails Open: Most, B skis ]
Most trails were rolled at some point today, including the top of the mound and the connector to it. Flint rock was not rolled; I only saw skier-made tracks. Also, since the campground is half-plowed, that largely isn't rolled either. There is a narrow strip of rolled snow connecting the maintenance shed to the pool trail though. Conditions were largely excellent. Although I used wide baskets on my poles, the snow was firm enough that my skinny skis had no issues with sinking. The only thinnish spot I noticed was under the pine grove in Pleasure Valley. There was also a bunch of brush sticking up near the trailhead and parking lot.
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(Kyle Richard)
Sunday, November 30, 2025
Evening
Firsthand: Classic 
[ B skis ]
Trails have not yet been groomed. I measured about 10" of snow. I skied the exterior loop (blue + orange), as well as a jaunt to the top of the mound. The only kind of sketchy area is the campground, including the paved Military Ridge trail connector. The initial descent into the campground is fine, but some of the skier made tracks have sunk right down into the asphalt, so I chose to break my own trail. It looks like there are still some RVs camping, so the campground road has been plowed all the way to the gate for the Military Ridge trail connector, meaning there is a brief section where you need to either ski the shoulder, or take off your boots and walk.
(Kyle Richard)