Skied from Irvington to Downsville. Some debris on the trail and an occasional bare spot but still in very good shape considering the weather. Few icy spots, but a fast and pleasant ski.

(Dan Freedman)

Skied from Menomonie to Irvington. Good coverage. Tracks are set and in good shape. Little icy, but fast.

(Dan Freedman)

Groomed and put down a single classic track from Menomonie to Downsville. The base is good and held up well during the warm weather.

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(David Gorman)

Skated Irvington to Downsville this morning. Great coverage. A couple other folks out. Still expected it to be a little slow given the temperature the snow fell at but getting faster and firmer with each skier. Thanks groomers!

(Ben Larson)

I skied the classic tracks from Menomonie to Irvington. The tracks set up nicely and skied well. There was a little debris on the trail from the heavy winds Friday but not bad. Tread lightly just south of the one mile marker along the town road. There was some rock thrown onto the trail by the snowplow. I stopped and picked as much as I could but I'm sure there is still some buried in the snow. Excellent December skiing conditions, thank you groomers!

(Matt Molback)

Groomed and set classic tracks from Menomonie to Downsville. Typically, south of Irvington we set one classic track to allow for a wide skate lane and two classic tracks from Menomonie to Irvington. However, due to a persistent electrical problem with the tracker two classic tracks have been set the entire distance. South of Irvington will still be somewhat wider for skating. The classic tracks set up nicely.

(David Gorman)

Rolled the trail from Menomonie to Downsville. Grooming plans: Plan to groom and track for classic tomorrow morning.

(David Gorman)

Skated down to Irvington and back. Full coverage and no debris on the trail. Bit soft, but I'm not complaining. Gorgeous!

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(Dan Freedman)

Red Cedar trail was rolled from the trailhead in Menomonie to Downsville. No classic tracks were set. The trail is skiable and will be a bit soft before it has a chance to set up.

(David Gorman)