Trails were groomed and classic tracks were set after all the recent snowfall. There were some bumpy spots that the groomer couldn't flatten but overall the trail is in great condition with the deepest base of the year.

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(Brady Vaassen)

Trails not set - sad face emoji. Made the drive up hoping for ideal conditions. Drove further north to Lakewood trails.

(John Sommers)

Recently regroomed. Getting some leaves and thin spots in track but overall good, an inch of new snow would be welcome. Sunny and quiet - wine flask and knickers kind of day.

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(John Sommers)

All trails were groomed and tracked. Trails are finally shaping up and in good condition. Some brush poking through in a few areas.

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(Brady Vaassen)

Great find in Mountain WI. Awesome trails through the Nicolette National Forest. Afternoon classic ski. Track set on entire trail system. No real bare spots encountered. No debris found in tracks.

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(Tim Rafalski)

All trails have been freshly groomed and tracks have been set. Snow pack is a bit thin in some places and brush is poking through. Most of the tire tracks have been buffed out although more snow will be needed to completely erase them.

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(Blake Rouzer)

Tracks are holding up well, skied all the trails. Unfortunately someone drove on the green trail up to intersection C from the road, looks like it is going to take some extra work to buff out. Enjoyed my afternoon in the woods.

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(John Sommers)

On way to Lakewood trails decided to check McComb trails, glad I did. Forestry Department was out grooming when I arrived at noonish. Every trail was groomed, little soft but great skiing with the sun coming out.

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(John Sommers)

Currently a 6 inch base after fresh snow fall this week. All trail segments have been groomed and are open with tracks set. Some saplings continue to poke through the trail in spots.

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(Blake Rouzer)

All trails have been groomed. Currently a 3 inch base. No tracks were set due to low base layer. Some leaning trees and exposed rocks along the trail.

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(Blake Rouzer)