Around 20F temperature, so snow was crusty and solidly supporting, though with plenty of debris, as expected. Fun maneuver-type skiing, if you're into that. Skate technique worked well. There are no classic tracks left as they've been obliterated by many boot indentations made in thawing conditions. In many places, there was room to the side of the boot track nastiness to mostly avoid it. There was one small patch of snowless ground. It was at the northernmost downhill on the return (western) portion of the main one way loop.

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(Brad Bensen)

Very happy skiers found groomed and tracked trails! And with temps in the almost 30's, G2 Grip and Glide skis worked great!

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(Catherine McLynn)

The fresh snow on the trees and undergrowth was gorgeous... but more snow on the trails would have been nice. After the melt, freeze and fresh snow, there is maybe 3” of snow. I winced at the zipper sounds as my ski glided over debris. I would wait for more a bit more snow before hitting it again.

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(John Schroeder)

DNR reported clearing and packing trails. Not as much wind storm damage as at Cowhorn, just scattered debris.

(Catherine McLynn)