Good conditions, just a couple bare spots easily avoided. More footprints than usual as well. Tracks in decent shape. Skate lane looked good overall.

(Patrick Doornek)

Not much new from grooming on Monday. I did groom the skating lanes this morning. Definitely made for a smoother skate deck. I left the tracks as is, they are firm but have a few thin/bare spots. Overall conditions are good considering the thin base. A few dirty spots especially under the conifer areas. A couple rock tops on the east yellow ridge and the steep downhill on the north yellow loop.

(Reagan Arndt, Wisconsin DNR)

Though it was very cold - close to 3F - skiing was wonderful and the place is very magic with a lot of pines. Very convenient location too, and easier to find than Greenbush trails.

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(Anna Klovsky)

Great conditions today. Even though it was only about 4 degrees didn't seem that cold. Trails are holding up well. No bare spots on the red loop.

(Mary DeSmidt)

Snow...finally! Got out and did a quick lap around the Green Trail tonight around 5 PM. Must have just been groomed because the conditions were excellent. Nice tracks for classic too. Other trails looked to be in great shape, too. Thanks to WI DNR groomers!

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(Robby DeGraff)

Did the red loop this evening. Pretty good shape considering the limited snow. Nice job grooming! Thanks.

(Jeff Gray)

We received about 3 inches of fluffy snow over the weekend and this morning. I packed, groomed and tracked all loops today. The track is rather thin in some spots. The track and skate deck are soft but should firm up in the next couple days. Overall conditions are good. You may still bump one or two rocks on the east part of the yellow and north steep downhill.

(Reagan Arndt, Wisconsin DNR)

Skied on Green to Red to Yellow. Fresh snow has ground pretty much fully covered but not a thick base. Very little visible debris. Trail had not been groomed.

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(Tom Griesemer)

Skiable with caution. The beginning of the Green/Red/Yellow loops had debris and some exposed rocks. After the that, the Red and Green are in pretty good shape. The first half of the Yellow had some rocks and debris, the second half was better but had some thin spots. Lots of boot damage throughout. You may want to use rock skis but the rocks I saw were on uphills and easy to avoid.

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(Steve Gee)

I groomed the skating lanes on all loops this morning. Conditions are fair. A lot of tree debris on the brown loop under the pine and spruce areas. Some thin spots. The yellow, green and red loops are in better condition. Expect to find a few tops of rocks sticking up on the east and north parts of the yellow loop. No track set, a thin hard base.

(Reagan Arndt, Wisconsin DNR)