Trails are still good enough to ski today. Maybe a little sticky and a few people may have walked on some parts.

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(Clay Erickson)

I was out skiing around 10:00 am Monday morning when the groomer motored through. The trails were beautiful and in excellent shape.

(Jill Renee)

One of the best skis, despite warmer temps making gliding slow. The commitment of the groomers to keep track set with each snowfall has been awesome! I was first on trail...even before the deer!

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(Donna McNear)

Saturday was a beautiful ski. Thankful for tracks in good shape, thanks to the groomer being out on Friday after the big snowstorm.

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(Donna McNear)

Was delighted to have a great ski today. I thought the track would be more trashed after this past Saturday's fat bike race. The ski tracks were a bit thin in depth, but my skis stayed in the tracks for the most part. Some sections affected by the usual walkers with dogs.

(Donna McNear)

Went on afternoon ski on good groomed trails. Some multi-use sections of trails always have classic tracks walked on at this park but most of the ski trail very good shape. It appears there was a fat tire bike race trail set up on more than normal of the trails so only some of the ski trails are currently groomed. Probably a temporary set up. Nice park, always enjoyable ski outing. Saw a white-tailed deer jumping around in the deep snow.

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(Dean Kleinhans)

Great little park for skiing. Most of the trail was double tracked and in good condition. A little soft on the edges so poles poked through. Some footprints but most avoided the tracks themselves plenty of wildlife out and about.

(Sam Fedo)

Many thanks to the grooming team for (1) regrooming after walkers and sledders made the skinny ski track disappear last week, and (2) posting a few signs about use of the groomed ski trail. I had a beautiful ski this afternoon despite the groomed ski trails being used by non-skiers still.

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(Donna McNear)