Skated the park between 10 and 11 today. Looks like all the trails were groomed for skating but no classic tracks. Some leaf litter in the woods. The groomer was out grooming when I was there and the skate deck was a nice soft ribbon of snow. The groomer was on its first pass and about 1/2 way around the system. Almost all of the trails were in very good to excellent condition with no real hard pack or ice. There is pipeline work in the park and you have to cross some dirt on the campground trail and right before the warming house in the field. O'Brien had the best skate conditions of several places I skied this week after the warm/freeze.

(Bill Callas)

My fourth and final stop, only a few miles from Jackson Meadows. The trail were all rolled but no grooming had been done for either skate or classic. Talked to a park worker who said there was not enough snow to groom so nothing would change until the weekend. Went back to Jackson to ski.

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(Jim Smith)

Finished skiing at 2:00PM today and the inner loop had been rolled but not final grooming. None of the outer loops had been rolled including wedge hill or either of the cut across trails. Grooming looked to have been done for the day.

(Bill Callas)

No grooming yet, but lots of snow. A skied in classic track exists all the way around. Old school skiing for sure. Skating would be tough in the deep snow. Grab the woodies and head on out.

(Jim Smith)

Great conditions for classic skiing at 9 am. Not groomed, but nice track set by other skiers. Skied for 1.5 hours and saw only one other skier.

(Charlie Berquist)

Nothing groomed but it's all skiable. Norwegian tracks for 90% of the trails. Snow was somewhat wet and it was melting from the ground up. Probably about 7" on the ground. I was out on the river pigs and I hit a few sticks but no rocks.

(Dan Murphy)