All loops and cutoffs were rolled Wednesday afternoon. Grooming plans: Trails are being rolled again Thursday afternoon. Classic tracks are not set. Hopefully we can groom and track Friday morning. The rolling is working well to even out firm up the base.

(Mark Sharon)

Did classical on the Purple, Red and Pink Trails, not groomed, but plenty of fresh, beautiful snow. So queit and so pretty out on the trails.

(Richard Opie)

Classic skied the Green Trail. No tracks, some debris, but enough snow to ski on. Hopefully we get some snow!

(Richard Opie)

Enjoyable New Years Day outing on all trails fully covered by a couple inches of rolled snow. Not enough to track. I had several successful conversations with hikers to redirect them to snow shoe trails or ice age trail.

(Bob Hertel)

The trail system has been rolled and lightly groomed. There is only a 1-2" base so expect some ground debris to come through and some rough patches since we didn't have a lot of snow to fill in the low spots.

(Tristan Schouten)

Skied early afternoon. Greenbush received 4-5 inches of icy snow yesterday. Good coverage on all loops. The only problem rocks were on the snowmobile trail. No grooming as of late Wednesday.

(John Howell)

Greenbush received about 4 inches of new snow the last few days. I skated the purple trail twice this afternoon. Groomers started rolling it after the first lap and it was definitely easier to ski my second lap, after it was rolled. There is not enough snow to set a track for classic. I did not see any rocks.

(Jim Hertel)

Greenbush received about 2 to 3 inches of new snow over an icy base of about 2 inches. I skied the purple and red trail this morning and enjoyed it. I hit a few rocks, but not many. It was not rolled or groomed when I was there. The brown trail with a gravel road under it was not good. I skated, but some skiers were doing classic.

(Jim Hertel)