Freshly groomed with corduroy and track. The park attendant said grooming was completed earlier this afternoon. Road crossings on Red Bird Trail have bare pavement in some places but the first crossing had some snow and ice covering most of the crossing. We just stepped carefully over the bare spot. There was almost zero debris: We found about two leaves and three twigs.

(Nick Luther)

I was super excited to ski on the fresh powder today - but unfortunately the skate trail was not groomed. Lots of tracks from walkers and their dogs. Hoping next time we get measurable snow they will groom again.

(Alice Tank)

Attempted their skate trails. Skate trails ungroomed and poor condition. Changed to try the classic trail. Lots of rocks, walkers and dogs on both trails.

(Paul Hollub)

Skied the skate trail today - fresh powder on top of the ice from the last melt. A little slow but not bad! Appreciate the skate trail and looking forward to the next grooming.

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(Alice Tank)

Dan the stunt double was at it again. All the tracks on the classic trails are reset, and, the skate area has fresh corduroy.
All that is left is you! The trails are calling your name. You can even use your best skis.

(Bruce Meulemans)

Skied the skate trail this afternoon! Grooming was outstanding, just wish the trail was a bit longer. Thanks again for the hard work.

(Paul Hollub)

The skate trail was combed and tracks set in the Forest Management area. The tracks were also set on the classic trails. B skis recommended on the classic tracks, around the campgrounds. Expect a few rocks and roots. Other than that, I could say they are super. Thank Dan for the fresh manicure of the white gold. Make him smile by going for a ski!

(Bruce Meulemans)

Had some time to repair the grooming equipment. Then went out and set tracks on the classic trail, and combed the skate area. With the fresh snow and cool temps, the trails are good. Expect some rocks and thin spots, around the campgrounds. B skis should do the trick!

(Bruce Meulemans)