Another fantastic ski on newly groomed trails, the snow was cold and slow but stunning. Even the typical drifted areas were tracked well. There is at least 2 to 3 feet of snow on the ground, The quality of the snow has been superb this year.

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(Nancy Schultz)

Thanks to the fantastic grooming after a 4 1/2 inch snowfall, the trails were awesome. The groomer reported seeing moose and lynx tracks the last time he was out (not today).

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(Nancy Schultz)

Just returned from a three hour ski with my husband. We continue to be amazed at how near-perfect the trails are and how incredibly beautiful the forest is right now. Thanks, Gary, for all your support in grooming and enduring the start-up challenges associated with creating a new non-profit, charged with protecting, maintaining, and promoting this unique wilderness trail system.

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(Nancy Schultz)

I just returned from an hour of the best classic skiing I can say ever exists. Newly groomed trails, a wonderful surprise to me, 8 degrees and a moon starting to emerge. Life was indeed blissful for an hour.

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(Nancy Schultz)

-9 degree 9k ski today on fresh tracked trails for 80% of the way, the other trails had the new 1" cover over them with some windblown areas covering up the tracks set last week. Cold slow snow but fantastic outdoor experience in the Superior National Forest today.

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(Nancy Schultz)

Another inch of snow fell on Friday night into Saturday morning, all trails are set with tracks, trails 19 to 23, and 19 to 23 were set with tracks on Saturday. We skied the trails that were tracked on Thursday but got the extra inch of snow on Saturday morning and they were good except in the small portion of the trails system that had exposure to wind, where the tracks were nonexistent for a short stretch. We had another extraordinary afternoon on these trails experiencing the beauty of the wilderness that surrounds the trail system.

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(Nancy Schultz)

9 1/2 out of 10 rating, excellent tracked trails in deep snow with snow covered and hoar frosted trees as a backdrop. These wilderness trails are nearly the best they will ever be, a little slow due to the cold temps but this is hardly worth mentioning.

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(Nancy Schultz)

We did it! Trails packed and groomed - tracks set on all loops except the two far western loops from marker 19 to 23 and 19 to 24.

(Mary Shedd, Friends of Flathorn Gegoka Trails)

5 inches of new powdery snow over packed trails, some open spaces had 36-inch drifts, great ski but slow and determined won the day.

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(Nancy Schultz)

12 inches of new powder snow, trails are packed but not track set. Grooming plans: Anticipate we will be setting the tracks Tuesday. It is stunningly beautiful on the trails, one should not miss this winter wonderland.

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(Mary Shedd, Friends of Flathorn Gegoka Trails)