Amazing winter wonderland ski in the Northwoods. We were the second people on the newly groomed trails. A little soft outside of the single tracks but no complaining. At least 15 inches of new snow makes for spectacular conditions.

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(Sarah Richter)

Arrived to loads of new snow. We broke trail for an hour and a half. So beautiful. As we were leaving the groomer was coming around. Go out and enjoy.

(Peter Leugers)

Snow was falling on perfectly groomed tracks. They have received a ton of snow so there was some soft, bottomless pole plants. Who’s complaining really. Beautiful first time ski and will return the next day.

(Peter Leugers)

The spur out to Bean Lake was only skier track but all the rest was fully groomed. Getting a little icy and some thin spots. Fun to discover peoples snow art.

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(Brad Anderson)

Mint! Once again Northwoods does not disappoint! Enough snow for a great base and you can get a good pole plant. Grooming is excellent and made for a fun adventure finding the wooden Santa’s hidden in the trees. Missed seeing the bird feeding station at the end but all in it was a great ski!

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(Karla Anderson)

With about 5-6” of fresh powder, the trails are getting real good. Just a few thin spots. I only skied the middle loop and it was just gorgeous. One lap with blue wax on B skis and one lap with good skis.

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(Tom Eckstein)

Excellent conditions and grooming on this classic only trail. All trail sections are open. The connector trail to Tettegouche State Park is not groomed.

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(John Bankson)