One inch of new snow the last few days. Groomed all trail segments and set new tracks. Leaves that were in old tracks have been covered with new grooming, but that won't last until others blow in.

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(Bryan Pike)

No new snow at time of grooming. Set fresh tracks until track setter issues developed. Did not groom Shelter Trail (better to set a good track than a poor one). Snow and wind started at end of grooming.

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(Bryan Pike)

Tracks set last Saturday are very much skiable. No new snow so leaves are present in areas and relatively few oak and ironwood leaves in other areas. Great skiing in the mild weather!

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(Bryan Pike)

3/4 inch of new snow last night. Groomed all trails with the 84" ginzu groomer so the trail is packed wider than before. Also getting the upper hand on the drifts on Overlook Trail. More leaves than one likes to see.

(Bryan Pike)

3.5 inches of new powder. Classic tracks set on all trails. Had to plow thru 8" drifts in areas so it will be soft in those areas (Overlook Trail).

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(Bryan Pike)

We got skiing today around noon and got in about 11 k. The kick was pretty good, I had a layer of polar melded in with the base wax, 2 layers of light green on top with a thin layer of blue to top it off. Trails were well-groomed, tracks are still a bit thin, but were sturdy. There was some debris here and there, but it was generally easy to avoid. I was comfortable enough on my good skis, just keep your eyes peeled for debris and one or two thinner spots on the hills. Overall, a great afternoon for skiing!

(Marcus Bradt)

20 inches of snow early in the week. Finished packing and setting track on all trails. Pole plants might be a bit soft on the side, but will work on that in the future.

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(Bryan Pike)

Headed out after the snow and was the second one through the trails. A few inches of powder on most of the trails.

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(Christian Oestreich)

21 inches of new snow in two days. Packed with snowmobile and rolled trsils except shelter trail. Very deep snow so did not pull the ginzu groomer due to its weight (firmer snow needed). No classic tracks.

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(Bryan Pike)

Four inches of new snow. Rolled all trail segments. Two inch base with grass and twigs showing through in areas. No classic tracks set yet due to thin base.

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(Bryan Pike)