Checked the condition of the trails. Not ski-able. The warm weather over the weekend turned the natural snow that was exposed to direct sunlight into slush and ice.

(John Rennpferd)

snowmaking operations started on Monday, taking advantage of the cold weather. The snowmaking is focused on the area near summerstage and on Tail End Hill. The snow 'whales' will be not be spread until there is sufficient coverage to complete a loop.
The trails within the park have a general 1 to 3 inches of ungroomed snow. Skiing is possible, but rock skis are highly recommended. Best bet for a little old school skiing would be on the woodchip or grass covered trails -- the purple loop is likely the best bet. Trails are still open to hiking. Lots of leaves on the trails.

Photos:

(John McCarthy)