Pretty nice, they were grooming as I skied. Hurry and enjoy before the warm weather hits. Great day for hill repeats on the sledding hill. Classic tracks look great, too.

(Thomas Hudkins)

McCarthy Park was groomed this morning and is in surprisingly good shape. For once the open spaces at McCarthy favored this snow, most trails under the trees had significant melt off causing trail melt out and ice. Most of our trails are in the open and good to go. I did set all new classic tracks as well as multiple passes on the skate lane. Conditions are soft but should firm up with use. Go enjoy when you can, we plan to groom Saturday Morning as well. Classic Good - Fair, Skate Good - Excellent depending on specific areas.

(Paul Roltgen)

Trails are excellent to good condition, fresh 8" of snow Saturday. Very light and fluffy so the classic tracks have some grass poking through, skate lane has 100. Grooming plans: Re-grooming every day and it's firms up more each grooming.

(Paul Roltgen)

8" of new snow overnight. Classic tracks set in both directions and the entire trail system was groomed this morning (Thanks Mike T!). Conditions soft but great!

(Dave Hart)

Maintenance groom this morning of skate deck. Condition remains 75% Fair / 25% good. Several skiers out today. Grooming plans: Sunday morning grooming post storm planned.

(Dave Hart)

Groomed mid-day today. Skate only, still too thin to put tracks down. 75% Fair/ 25% Good. B skis are recommended. We plan on grooming again Sunday morning (or possibly Saturday night depending on storm timing).

(Dave Hart)

Full grooming and track-setting the last couple of days. Open area trails drift over almost immediately. Conditions should be good once the wind dies down. Grooming plans: Daily grooming planned Sun-Wed this week.

(Dave Hart)

Groomed the entire trail system this morning. No tracks set. It is 100% skiable, but very thin and soft, with lots of debris/ thin cover. areas. Ice in the marsh, and a few other low spots, be careful there. General condition is fair, with some poor patches.

(Dave Hart)