Terrific skiing today at The Camp under a light blue sky in 14 degrees! The Oaks was freshly double tracked which showcased how fabulous a trail it is; fast and fun and nothing you cannot bound up on a set of skins. The excellent conditions was the talk of the warming shelter. Carpe Skiem!

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(Bob Warpinski)

Park Staff completed a full groom of the Reforestation Camp ski trails. Tracks have been reset on all trails and the skate deck is level with fresh corduroy throughout. Skate lanes are firm and fast, overall great conditions aside from some debris on the northern section of Birches. Enjoy the trails!

(Bryce Oysti, Brown County Parks)

With a brilliant blue sky above and my skin skis under foot, I enjoyed a mostly freshly groomed RFC today. The skate deck was observed as firm and level, and the classic tracks were the best they've been in years. The area has received over 20" of snow since the first of the year so the groomers have a lot to work with. Carpe Skiem!

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(Bob Warpinski)

It's great to be skiing The RFC again! I strided the double tracked Oaks, the single tracked Birches and Lit Loop under a bright blue sky in single degree temps. Any wind was barely felt in the woods. Great coverage including the beautiful cedar swamp section of the Oaks. The skate deck on the Lit Loop and Main Streets was freshly groomed. Carpe Skiem!

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(Bob Warpinski)

Classic skied every segment of the trail system Saturday afternoon after grooming was completed. Classic tracks were present throughout, although the track disappears occasionally on Pers loop. Good coverage everywhere after Friday's snow dump. I stepped out onto the skate lane a few times and it seemed a bit soft as would be expected after a snowstorm. Great skiing, even better scenery with snow clinging to trees.

(Dan Statz)

Skating done on lighted loop, first part of birches, and biathlon loop. The snow is deep and soft. Groomers are working diligently to get it done. Occasional classic tracks were seen on the lighted loop. Good start to season.

(Jules Blank)