Groomed 4" of fluffy powder. Skate lane is quite soft. Classic tracks are reset and also soft. Bigger baskets would be better for pole plants. Scenery is spectacular!

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(Tom Rulseh)

About 3" of new snow has been packed and combed and the classic tracks were reset. Generally good conditions though a bit soft. Best of all is the abundance of sheer beauty!

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(Tom Rulseh)

We packed and rolled the trail today. Surface is very soft and sections under the pines are almost as green as they are white. Still, several skiers were out there today - all smiles! We plan to groom tomorrow after the next snowfall. With luck it'll be enough to cover the wind fallen debris. Even with another grooming conditions are bound to be soft, especially for skating.

(Tom Rulseh)

After about 5" of new dry snow we rolled and combed the skate lane and reset fresh tracks. Conditions are bound to be quite soft for skating. And, there will be significant drifting by the Mud Creek Bridge.

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(Tom Rulseh)

Groomed the skate lane and set fresh tracks. Surface may still be a bit soft but skiing should still be enjoyable.

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(Tom Rulseh)

Regroomed skate deck and set classic track. Spent a fair amount of time pulling off deadfall so expect some patches of tree debris. Skate deck may be a bit soft but should firm up.

(Pat Willman)

Thanks to a group effort after the heavy snowfall we were able to compact and clear most of the deadfall. I rolled the trail both directions but did not set a track. The Sundstein Rd. parking lot end of the trail had not been plowed as of 3:30 today. I plan to groom with the track setter Thursday morning to firm up the skate lane get our classic track set for the weekend.

(Pat Willman)

After Thursday's snowfall and Tom's compaction with the roller and track setter on Friday, I groomed the skate lane and reset the track with our Tidd Tech this morning with nice results. You can witness some of the most scenic winter skiing but beware of some low hanging branches!

(Pat Willman)

Rolled, combed and set track in 6" of dry powder. Conditions are bound to be a bit soft. Also, despite extensive pruning there are still some low hanging ice covered tree branches. Eye protection is recommended. A world of winter beauty awaits!

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(Tom Rulseh)

This morning's fresh snow has been combed flat in the skate lane and tracks are reset. Conditions are beautiful for well dressed lovers of cross country skiing. Thanks to Mike Boers for the excellent grooming!

(Tom Rulseh)