Rain Monday night along with warm daily temps have caused icy track conditions. I made multiple passes on the 4km Shelter Trail and the two-way trail ONLY since setting a new track everywhere was going to be challenging. I flagged off the more difficult trail due to the icy track with the hills. I removed the track on the more challenging hills to facilitate snowplowing so skiers can better control their speed.

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(Bryan Pike)

Groomed in the old one inch snowfall from last Sunday following yesterday's 39 degree warmth. Set new tracks on all trails with decent results. Snow has covered much of the trail debris.

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(Bryan Pike)

No new snow, and a few wind blown areas, so regroomed all trails and set a new track. Tracks looks good in adequate snow areas, not the best track where overhead pine trees reduce snow on the trail.

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(Bryan Pike)

Another 1/3 inch of snow after yesterdays grooming. I "skied in" the new snow on the black/difficult segment. Others "skied in" the track on Shelter Trail ahead of me. The light snow covered the icy conditions for a good ski with good kick. Snow covered much of the light debris on the Pine Loop.

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(Bryan Pike)

0.25 inches of snow/sleet last night. Groomed and set track on the main in and out (2-way trail) and the level "Old Pine" loop. Did not regroom the more dificult or Shelter Trail segments since the track set last Saturday morning was well defined and the 1/4 inch of fresh snow covered up the icy track from the warm week earlier in the week. Light snow falling as I finished.

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(Bryan Pike)

10/10! Freshly groomed and with light snow throughout the day covering the corduroy, it looked like the tracks had been placed by God herself!

(Dan Hernandez)

One-half inch of light snow overnight. Groomed and set new track at 8am. Conditions are good with only small amounts of minor leaves and pine needles mixed in with snow in the Old Red Pine Loop.

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(Bryan Pike)

Excellent ski at Wolf Lake. It's been a couple of years since skiing here, beautiful. Thank you for the impeccable grooming.

(Laura Beilke)

Light snows early in the week prompted grooming for the weekend skiers. New track set on all trail segments. Finish grooming just after sunset.

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(Bryan Pike)

2.5 inches of fluffy snow yesterday. Groomed all trails and set a new track. Due to the light nature of the snow, the cutting knives were down really far to get decent results and a deep track.

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(Bryan Pike)