The best it's ever been. Broke trail through 6 inches of fluff for a few K before running into the groomer. Skied the rest of the day in fresh tracks. Charlie is doing a great job with the grooming this year. Trail is wide enough to safely go down the hills. Track is lifted in all the right spots. With 3 feet of snow on the ground, it's a bit soft, but not punchy. Should be great tomorrow too. If you haven't skied here, now is a great time. The remoteness, snow, and dynamic terrain are unparalleled.

(Jonathon Rulseh)

The Uller Trail loops, main stem to Hoyt, and the Krank Spur have all been groomed and tracked. Cure your cabin fever this weekend and get out and enjoy the beautiful Iron County Forest!

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(Jonathon Rulseh)

Good grooming, but more snow needed to smooth out the trails particularly on the spur trails. Started skiing at Hoyt Rd., where trails were more uneven, with some exposed dirt. Conditions improved higher up toward Weber Lake end. Spectacular, challenging, old-school trails. Love them.

(Sue Schroeder)

Fast trails off of Weber Lake! Rolled areas were very hard and difficult to dig into around corners. Slick conditions made trails fast and ice was present under hemlocks. Beautiful trails, all we need is snow!

(Jenna Kosnicki)

Tracks set on the Uller, which for my money is the most remote and challenging ski trail in the Ironwood area Snow Belt. Thanks to Iron County forest service for maintaining this gem.

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(Mike Ivey)

Secondhand from groomer's facebook post: The Uller Trail is rolled and packed! Grab your skis or snowshoes and head out to enjoy the beautiful scenery. With continued snow we should be able to start setting track this coming week. Happy New Year!

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(Jonathon Rulseh)