Skied the whole loop. Trails corded but no tracks set. Still decent shape though, barely any debris.

(Luke Karol)

I skied the east loop trail about 9:30 and conditions were excellent! Tracks were firm, weather was beautiful and skis were running great! I enjoy Nose Lake, particularly the privilege to bring my dog along. RASTA does a wonderful job out there and it's greatly appreciated!

(Randy Ahrens)

We had an excellent ski today. All trails were groomed and track set with about an inch of new snow over the top. Everyone was digging it, taking a break from the Olympics. The dogs were digging it on this dog, friendly trail with 17 cars in the parking lot.

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(Michael McFadzen)

Perfect trail conditions. Freshly groomed tracks that were deep, smooth, and free of debris. The conifer forest protected me from the strong wind.

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(Sue Freundl)

Skied the west loop this morning. Trails were in great shape. A few hills and corners the tracks were wiped out but I would want to snow plow around them anyway.

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(Gary Weber)

Recently groomed. Skied east and west loop and conditions were absolutely perfect! Not a lot of dog traffic....tracks were nice and fresh.

(Sue Freundl)

Thank you RASTA! Plenty of snow at Nose Lake. Excellent pole plant throughout. It's been 2-3" of new snow since the last grooming, but you could still move pretty quickly around this unique layout. Carpe Skiem!

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(Bob Warpinski)

Both east and west loops were tracked today. Despite the week's mild temperatures and rain, the trails held up well. With the recent snow showers and now colder temperatures tracking the trail went smoothly.

(Dennis Zielinski)

This fine classic-only system is looking beautiful. The snow hanging from every twig and branch gives it an ethereal beauty. The deck is firm, the track catching wax, is magnificent. The nearly five-mile east loop is a chance to pretend you are fast, or be fast, if you are!

(Bob Nussbaum)

Skied East loop Friday afternoon. Beautiful day and excellent conditions. Tracks are in great shape.

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(Gary Weber)