Great ski this afternoon. Skied the East, South and Northern sections then back thru the middle sections of Lebanon Hills today. Found the trails to be in very good to excellent shape. Groomed just this morning but showing some wear from all the skiers taking advantage of the new snow.

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(John Gamlin)

Lebanon hills was awesome! Great grooming, hard packed tracks and minimal traffic once you get a k or so out from the visitors center. If you love forested classic trails this is ideal.

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(Matt Sargent)

What a great trail system at Lebanon hills. Tracks are well set lots of people enjoying the snow. Not certain why the site lists skate skiing as an option it appears to only be classic [ Please review their maps before you ski, the west section has skate trails -- Ed. ]

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(Scott Greymont)

Fresh groom either last night or early this morning. Few skiers so far. Trails in good condition and tracks good, with some leaves here and there. But to be expected on a wooded trail. Great morning for skiing.

(Janet Bazzachini)

Tracks just reset. Grooming fixed the leaf problem about 95% tracks are firm but outside pole plants can be soft. Go enjoy before the oak trees strike again!

(Rick Vatsaas)

Trail conditions are improved 100% from the other day. All classic trails both east and west of Pilot Knob have been groomed and double tracked. Mostly leaf and debris free.

(Robert Bergad)

Definitely bring your rake. Lots of leaves and debris on the East end. Groomer has not been out since Friday. Lots of drifts in the open areas. Great if you're after some fresh air but a slow go. Might be better on the West end - I didn't have time to go that far today.

(Janet Bazzachini)

Bring your leaf rake. Oak leaves, maple fruits, and pine needles collected in many of the tracks. Wind-blown snow drifts cover some tracks on both open areas and in woodlands. Otherwise a pleasant morning to ski.

(Robert Bergad)

Wish I had brought a rake. The high winds had blown pine needles and oak leafs into the tracks any where they were perpendicular to the wind. Sometimes it was easier to ski between the grooves. Open areas had impressive drifts or were scoured down. I am hopeful the next grooming will make a difference.

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(Rick Vatsaas)

Freshly groomed with deep tracks. Only issue is drifting snow and oak leaves. Wind was brutal in prairie sections.
Skied from Jensen to VC.

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(Paul Kraus)