All of the ski trails have been rolled and groomed today! Great to have a late season storm. There is bare grass in a couple of places, and while there is a classic track on the full course, there's definitely grass showing through the track in a dozen places. Get out there while it lasts!

(Anthony Bramante)

Trails have been rolled, but snow is still coming down and the wind is blowing. It is skiiable and has full snow cover, but conditions may not be perfect. Grooming plans: Plan to groom trails tonight.

(Mike Guild)

Used classic skis on the loop but it was not groomed. Several people have cut their own path. Some parts are icy and others have a little bit of grass showing through.

(Anna Clausen)

Groomed skate deck, reset classic track and touched up the multi-use trail tonight. Really nice conditions right now...get out and ski!

(Brent Bjerkness)

Lovely conditions, just a little grass and debris in spots. Fun to see a few folks out skijoring!

(Karen Margolis)

Groomed the full course including resetting the track. A few bare spots here and there with grass sticking through, but easy to ski around. Also groomed the walking / skijoring path on the left.

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(Anthony Bramante)

Much glide on the classically set slots. I am not the best freestyle skier and had trouble on the icy deck. Instead, I double poled my way around in the classical track. Some grassy spots, for sure, but otherwise the park is in fine skiing conditions.

(Mark Alan Tafel)

Decent conditions at Hiawatha this morning on a wide, well-groomed skate lane. Some patches of grass and debris (mainly under trees). Made it through unscathed, but the trail could definitely benefit from additional snow.

(John Salisbury)

The skate deck at Hiawatha was freshened up and should have corduroy for the morning. The classic track and the multi-use trail both looked to be in good condition, so those were not re-groomed.

(John Saunders)

Thanks for re-grooming the tracks. They were getting a bit washed out yesterday but were near perfect today. Had the toe of my boot come off at the bottom of the first (only) hill just as I began to kick. Made me wonder how I would have fared if it had happened miles from car, in the middle of nowhere!?

(Steve Amos)