Trails were well groomed! Nicely set and skied tracks, with a few leaves here and there (as you'd expect while surrounded by trees). Lots of little kids out learning today too!

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(Mikaela Smith)

Classic tracks were groomed today. The smaller segments aren’t groomed but there are tracks from other skiers. Other than that trails are in great condition.

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(Leah Glimsdal)

Best ski I’ve had in a long time. Used green special kick wax and never had a ski slip once in 12 degree or so weather. Tracks were pretty good shape; a bit skied out at some of the curves but not bad. A fresh few inches should help freshen up the tracks.

(Kayla Foley)

Great tracks that have setup well in the cold. Inner and Outer loops both in good shape. Deep base with lots of snow in the woods and covering trees. A few signs of dogs being on the ski trails, but no damage done to tracks.

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(Chris Thorson)

8:30 AM: Looks like the city grooming happened between the first and second big snowfalls a couple days ago. Skied-in double tracks through the powder throughout. Getting a little sloppy now - washed out on corners and up all hills. Could use another grooming pass. Almost no leaves in tracks though, and no pine needles - that was nice!

(Sara Zimmer)

Trail was just groomed with the Pisten Bully. Tracks were a bit soft, but all of the trails are open and double tracked with good snow coverage. Great skiing conditions. Careful where you park, multiple skiers got parking tickets at the Hartley Rd. entrance to the park.

(Gabe Ehlers-Nelson)

Not groomed but skiable. Some roots and ground showing in lowland areas and under trees. Amount of snow is not equivalent to amount of fun. Sometimes it’s actually an inverse relationship.

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(Ben lindello)

Not groomed, not enough snow cover for my taste. Debris at spots. I am praying for more snow before I go out again on the trails.

(Claire Kirch)

Small base but skiable. Not tracked yet. Couple sticks here and there but decent overall. Worst part is the section parallel to Hartley Rd, with a few roots but still passable.

(Brenna Greenfield)

The trail is still well-covered with snow but postholes from foot traffic have made conditions marginal, not to mention pine needles and sticks.

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(John Bankson)