Looks like it hasn't been groomed for a couple days but the classic tracks were in good condition the best I have seen them yet this year. This is on the lit 3K loop from the parking lot.

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(Leigh Ann Weum)

All trails are open and groomed. Classic should be excellent, skating may be a bit mushy until it sets up. Skating should be great tommorow.

(Mark Gordon)

Skied 3K lighted loop. Trails freshly groomed after fresh snow so tracks in very good conditions. Icy is a few spots but overall wonder ski.

(Leigh Ann Weum)

Beautiful. Heavy snow falling with several inches of new powder on top of an icy base. The woods around the trail were quiet and white. Watch out for the parking lot, there is glaze ice underneath the fresh snow.

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(Tony Lockhart)

The trail is not officially closed but I would not recommend skiing on it because of icy conditions. We won't be able to groom again until we get more snow.

(Mark Gordon)

We classic skied today around 11:30 and the temp was close to 40 without sun. The trails looked like they were fairly recently groomed. The 9k was in significantly better shape than the 3k. The tracks on the 3k had quite a few areas of washout, the skate deck could be dangerous tomorrow in spots if it is not regroomed. The tracks were a mix if ice, good, and Styrofoam feel. The skate decks were pretty much like Styrofoam.

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(Eve Graves)

Lots of the corners were washed out on the 5k loop. Spur trails, use rock skis. There are sticks/plants in the tracks. Could use a new groom.

(Ellie Sin)

All trails seem to be in excellent shape, a bit soft but that beats icy hardness in my book. I've not skied here before, the hills are gentle both up and down, a real delight.

(David King)

Groomed the trails this morning and all trails are in great shape. Skating may be a bit mashed potatoy until it sets up but classic is excellent.

(Mark Gordon)

Very good. The classic track on the Inner Loop was a little thin and washed out at spots. Much better on the Outer Loop. Quiet morning, with just the sound of skis on the snow, and a woodpecker tap tap, tapping on an aspen tree.

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(Tony Lockhart)