With the 3+ inches of new snow we tried to reset the tracks, but we were unsuccessful. The snow didn't have much consistency, and the tracks were not good. Instead we just settled for laying down corduroy. The snow is skiable, but use the rock skis. We'll try for tracks this weekend.

(Dennis Zielinski)

99% good. There are a few areas with thin set tracks, but they are easy to step around. The dusting of snow today improved things.

(Pete Wurl)

We got 10 inches of snow on Sunday. Trails were packed and rolled several times. Classic tracks were set this afternoon. The tracks are marginal. Some segments look good, while others are paper thin. Expect a lot of oak leaves scattered throughout the two loops. Today's winds were awful, and made a leafy mess. In the open areas of the east loop, some stubble is poking through. Under the pines of the west loop there is a stretch of about 15 yds. or so that is very thin, so be prepared to slide onto the deck to continue. Rock skis or B skis would be appropriate, definitely leave the new skis at home.

(Dennis Zielinski)

Track set on both loops from what I could see at the parking lot. Did not ski, but the tracks looked great.

(Pete Wurl)

Since Saturday we have received around 5 inches of new snow. We were able to roll the entire Nose Lake trail system Monday night. You can expect the deck depth to range from paper thin(in the pines) to 1+ depth in the rest of the trail. Rock skis are your best bet. If you keep in mind the early season conditions, you can have a little early season fun.

(Dennis Zielinski)