Good conditions. Looks like it was groomed yesterday. Very skiable, coverage is good for the most part. Some sticks and branches that are avoidable. Skier made tracks. Nice to see lots of people out enjoying the trail!

(Scott Stanley)

Good enough for a beginner like me. Looked to be groomed only for skaters but classic tracks made by skiers. Cold at first but warmed up pretty quickly.

(Christine Duncan)

The trail was rolled/packed this evening, there is a good base which should get better when it sets up. Enjoy!

(James Bezanson)

Unfortunately with the warm conditions we will have to close the trail until we get natural snow accumulation.

(James Bezanson)

Skated this morning around 9. Several sections of unavoidable bare ground and grass poking out over the whole course. Soft and mushy but mostly skiable.

(Corey Bergad)

An awesome after lunch ski. Despite warm temperatures the deck was not mushy - this was at 1:30pm. The deck had some undulations and uneven bits, but overall it was relaxing and fun. Classic tracks looked mostly okay. There were a few small bare spots breaking through. It had not been groomed that day. In the start area the deck and classic tracks were lost to pervasive dog prints, but this wasn't a problem on the rest of the course.

(Anna Henderson)

Took out the crown classic skis today and had great conditions at the Highland 9 Hole Course. The skate lane looked great and the classic tracks were very good.

(Jay Tegeder)

Pretty hard and good pack on the skate bed, but lumpy in places. A little slick from the cool down last night. Some footsteps from walkers on the eastern parts of the trail. Beautiful temperature. Classic trail looked good. Overall a great ski.

(Christina Ewig)

Beautiful day at Highland. Plenty of snow. The deck was soft, but fast enough. People looked to be enjoying classic, too.

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(Cathy Perrone)

The classic tracks were great Saturday and the conditions perfect for no-wax skis (not too sticky or slippery). The skate path looked very choppy and I only saw a few hearty skaters.

(Andy Flamm)