Great skating conditions. Even though air temp was above freezing, snow temp remained low with no transformation. Three spots with gravel mixed in with snow.

(Dave Goodspeed)

Skied in the early morning, as it was getting light. What a great little resource for a mid-week workout for those of us living in the Fox Cities without having to travel an hour or more in each direction. Used B skis, but had no issues with coverage. Trail was good for skating. Kudos and a huge thank you to Greg for all of the work and effort he puts in to provide this option for skiing right in the heart of our communities! Be sure to thank him and leave a donation! He's doing this all at his initiative and expense.

(Jeff Marks)

Skate trails need some more skiing. Trails have been rolled and combed. Classic skiers stay to far right of skate trails. Fat tire biking trail is firming up.

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(Greg Hollub)

Skate trails base is firming up. Fat Tire trails have been firmed up. Classic skiers, please stay to outside of skate lanes. Just opened another trail. Skate trail is in the center of south side. Shortcut from west side to east trail.

(Greg Hollub)

Skate trails are rolled and combed. Our trails for Fat Tire Bikes are compacted today. Classic trails can be made any place, if you use skate trails, please stay along right or left side. Our overall distance on skate trails is less, due to Mother Nature.

(Greg Hollub)

4" of new snow last night. Fat tire bike trail open. The main south side skate trail is open. North side is closed. Base is rolled and combed, but will be soft. Classic ski trails not set, not enough snow. Classic skiers can make their own tracks.

(Greg Hollub)

Fat tire bike trail open. Three fairways have interconnected trails and not marked. Skate ski only on fairways #2,3 and 5 open.

(Greg Hollub)

Ski trails remain closed. The Fat Tire Bikes trail is open. Starts by the snowmobiles, please follow the orange/yellow signs. Approximately 3 miles. Ride with care, some areas have ice underneath.

(Greg Hollub)