Skied King Trail and the south loop of Grimm Farm. Recently groomed, great conditions in general. There were some thin spots, but easily avoidable. Best conditions I've seen this season on natural trails.

(Rob McGarry)

Classic skiied King and Sky. King was rated fair, but I would consider 90 percent good and 10 percent fair due to grasses breaking through. Sky was 100 percent good. Great day, good grooming and fun to see the Fat Tire bikers who said bike trails were in prime shape.

(Sue Bradley)

Skated the Grimm trail. I'd say fair to good, and a lot of fun. Most of the trail was in really good shape, but after the bottom of the initial hill along Parley Lake (leaving from the warming building) there were several large pebbles upturned on the snow somehow. They were sort of a damage hazard, as they were just laying there scattered like tree debris on the snow and not part of an obvious "spot" to avoid. But other than that the trails were in great shape, pretty much perfect.

(Kristian Markon)

Very nice. Skied Grimm, King and Lake. Gator groomer was just heading down King when we left. Should be a good ski after lunch.

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(Kevin Wendland)

I skied Grimm and Lake and my wife skied Sky and Sugar Bush. One pass by the groomers on Grimm, the rest was yesterday's grooming, which was hard-packed making it a little squirrely. I saw the Gator leave the shed when we left at 11 am, so hopefully, they will do more grooming.

(Kevin Wendland)

I classic skied Grimm Trail at 2:30 and conditions were fast. Skate deck looked perfect. Classic trails could have been packed down better but the grooves were very visible and intact. Great day to ski.

(Sue Bradley)

From what I could tell all trails were open. Good skis seemed fine. Few thin areas easily avoided. Definitely thinner on the King trail vs Grimm. But tracks were well set and the skate deck nice and firm.

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(Scott Greymont)

At 2pm, I was third tracks on Grimm trail after fresh groom. 23 F. Fast, soft, as good as it gets. Grateful for the grooming staff this winter they are doing a great job. Thank you!

(Kirk Geadelmann)

Toasty -9F when I arrived. Surprised to see that the groomers had already been out on the Lake, Nature, Star and Sugar Bush. King and Grimm yet to be done. Classic is set. Rex Blue was a little slow but I warmed up faster. Sunny and light winds made for an enjoyable first Carver ski of the season.

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(Kevin Wendland)

Not much to report other than ice everywhere. Pretty hard to grab an edge for skating. Tried the tracks to double pole but lots of leaf/tree litter present there. Bummer!

(Zach Simpson)