Finally enough coverage! While there weren't bare spots, there was leaf and stick debris littered about. I did see several rocks on multiple hills that were kicked up also. I wouldn't bring my good skis, but rest assured there is actually enough snow to have a decent ski! Only bummer was deep 3" boot prints in the last couple miles.

(Holly LaVesser)

Sunshine, plenty of snow, flush toilets, good grooming but no tracks, but they were still grooming when I left at 2 pm. Fabulous new building at trailhead.

(Michael Dix)

Trails were rolled early today and grooming for skate was in progress through the afternoon, and still is as of now at 5PM. 8 inches fell, at least. It's deep and, for now, soft. No classic tracks as of now.

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(Gui Girard)

Lots for leaves, twigs and pine needles on many parts of the trails. Open areas were thin at times and in other areas in very good shape. Overall marginal conditions. The Biathlon trail had the best coverage, and if you go, that would be the place to ski. The groomers did a really great job with the snow they had to work with.

(Joel Lammers)

Skied every loop starting with the black. The hilly part of the black has lots of rocks on the climbs so avoid that section. The purple loop was pretty good except a few rocks on a couple climbs. The inner shorter loops were soft but downright awesome. The groomer did the whole system.

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(Eric Cutshall)

It is borderline B skis on most of the trail system, but a couple of climbs on the purple/blue trails have rocks and roots close to the snow surface that are hard to see. The solid coverage handles skate pushes very well - I didn't break through the snow to the ground. I think the whole system was groomed Thursday morning.

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(Bradley Baas)