Pristine gem. Best classic grooming I've seen here. Skied Larson earlier. Very good conditions there to 33 k on first day as a Brainerd Nordic Ski club.

(Tom Kasper)

Three inches of snow the last few days. Groomed and set track on all trails. Some drifting prior to my grooming in the few open areas.

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(Bryan Pike)

Trails are in good shape. Track is still pretty solid but starting to degenerate and skis can hop out on sweeping turns. Overall a great experience. Thank you groomers and whomever keeps the trail free of fallen boughs. We even skied at night with headlamps with no mishaps.

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(Bill Buell)

Snow, rain, then snow early in the week. Groomed all trails and set new track late afternoon. Most sticks from falling snow clods from wet snow in Dec have been covered.

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(Bryan Pike)

First time at Wolf Lake. Trail conditions were very good. and are very well marked. Tracks were a little washed out in small sections from use and there were some isolated oak leaves and pine needles. Skied all trails.

(Michael Peters)

An inch of new snow fell Wednesday/yesterday. Groomed and set new track on all trails. The pine tree on Shelter Trail that came down recently has been cut and removed.

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(Bryan Pike)

With freshly groomed, beautiful trails and sunny, temperate weather, conditions were just about as good as you can get.

(Maria Macioce)

Gorgeous scenery, perfect snow and flawless grooming made for an excellent day of skiing. Thanks to Crow Wing County, groomers and trail volunteers for maintaining this trail and keeping it classic only.

(Jean Garbarini)

Regroomed and set track on all trails since two inches of snow fell after Wednesday grooming. Great results, frequent leaves.

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(Bryan Pike)

Five inches of new snow. Groomed and set track on all trails. Had to pack snow with snowmobile first on 4km Shelter Trail before I pulled the ginzu groomer.

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(Bryan Pike)