12-14" of snow. 32 degrees. Tracks set on all trails. Some sticks and debris present on trail. Trails are a little rough due to issues with groomer.

(Gabriel Hoffmann)

Nicolet North trails were groomed for classic skiing this morning. Tracks were set on Pat Shay, Narrow Gauge, and Butternut (Anvil connector). A small section on the West side of the Pat Shay loop does not have tracks. The track setter malfunctioned. The warm temps have packed the snow nicely. There is some debris in the trail. A lot of trees and branches fell in the last storm.

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(Valerie Knurr)

The storm on Sunday/Monday dropped more than 12 inches of snow and brought extreme winds. Expect limbs and trees to be down on the ungroomed trail. Our crew is currently working on clearing and grooming Anvil Trail. Grooming plans: Nicolet North will not be groomed or cleared until next week.

(Valerie Knurr)

Nicolet North was groomed today. Tracks were set on most of the trail system. A few areas still don't have enough snow depth for tracks. There is about a 3 inch packed base. The Butternut connector between Anvil and Nicolet North was also groomed today.

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(Valerie Knurr)

Nicolet North received about 6 inches of dry sugary snow. We have rolled the Pat Shay Loop and Narrow Gauge Trails. Packed depth is about 3 inches. There is not enough snow to set classic tracks yet. Expect early season conditions with some debris in the trail. The Butternut Trail connector between Anvil and Nicolet North has not been cleared or rolled yet. We plan to roll and clear that on Thursday or Friday this week.

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(Valerie Knurr)