Clssic and skate groomed for the entire (around 9km) course. Some parts of the trail are wide as groomed for dual directions, others are quite small. Lots of leaves in certain parts of the course, but only a few sticks and easy to get around. Fast as it's a rolling course and slick since no new fresh snow. Very uneven grooming so difficult to balance while skating. Really fun course if you're an experienced skier, but not a good place to take someone learning. If it was a less windy day, learners could stay near the community center which is essentially a soccer field type area.

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(Leah Ranta)

First time on this trail. Beautiful day! Thanks for trail upkeep! Good tracks. Helpful directional signage and maps posted appreciated. Didn't get through the entire trail.

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(Shanda Landes)

We skied most of the trail system with a cool wind. Once in the heavy tree cover skiing felt warm. Need new snow to cover up the leaves. Grooming was good with just a light dusting of snow.

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(Bryan Pike)

New thin layer of snow made the deck quite fast. Grooming is mostly good except for a few areas where there's a high spot ridge right down the middle of the skate deck. Classic tracks are well set but lots of leaf debris could make it pretty slow going. Plenty of good animal tracks (wolf or coyote?) north of the snowmobile crossings. Very minimal foot traffic, only a few close to the community center.

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(Gary Simons)

Tracks were in great shape for classic on all sections: Nordic, Spruce and Pine loops. You'll find oak leaf debris in some stretches of the track. The deck was messy in spots from foot traffic but there were signs that skate skiers had been out there too. Lots of snow and absolutely beautiful.

(Kelli Lynch)