Snowmaking loop was groomed and tracked last night when the temp was 25-30 degrees. Track set up very well when the temps reached 8F degrees overnight. There is a loop with one short hill and one long hill which takes about 5-6 minutes to complete depending on your ability. Until the snow warms up a little I would classify classic as better than skating. The crowds are leaving today, Sunday. Come up and enjoy. Purchase your ski pass at the condo office.

(Dick Roeber)

Conditions: Deep enough for good skis. Manmade, skate better than classic.
Cheers to CXC, nice early season skiing with some varied terraine and a nice hill. Looks close to adding another loop.

(Joel Harrison, New Moon Ski Shop)

Conditions: CXC made snow trails had good coverage for both skate and classic with two loops totaling a little over a K long. Several hills on the base of the ski hill.
Snow firm with set tracks, they were making more snow.

(Dale Cardwell)

Conditions: Pretty good overall. Nice Skate surface. Serviceable classic track in most places. Good even surface for the first on-snow effort for folks like me who struggle with the transition from roller skis to snow.
A hamster loop for sure but a nice flat(ish) surface and a real climb. Plus it should be better tomorrow when they get the whole climbing loop finished.

(Andy Schwartz)

CXC has been making snow the last 4-5 days and will have a roughly 1K loop open for their Thanksgiving Nordic Festival. Hours are 9am-9pm Tuesday/Wednesday, and 8am-10pm on Thursday.

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(Bruce Adelsman)

Snowmaking on-going at Telemark, planning to groom on Monday.

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(Yuriy Gusev, Central Cross-Country Skiing)