We will not be taking the Piston Bully out tonight to groom the trails. Again it will be too warm overnight to do anything. Grooming plans: Looks like Tuesday night and Wednesday night it should be cold enough to groom. Just a reminder that there will be a high school race at the park on Thursday evening.

(Mark Janis)

Variable conditions overall. I heard earlier this morning the man made loop was firm and faster. Now mid afternoon it's slowed and soft. I did venture off the man made loop, conditions are better than this past weekend where your poles would punch holes to the ground. Some more debris showing in the pine trees on the green loop. Some firmer patches of snow then soft snow after a downhill makes you need to pay attention. Still got my 20 km and I'm hoping to be back out on Thursday after some rest.

(Jonathan Tomko)

Changing conditions for skate and stride on the snowmaking loops. Overnight grooming provided a firm corduroy surface for early skiers, but the sun, warmth, and wind softened and slowed the snow through the day. Great coverage and solid tracks.

(John McCarthy)

The weather conditions finally allowed the Piston Bully to groom the man made loops. The skate deck was tilled and is in great condition. New classic track was set and is in great condition as well. We will be out grooming this week as weather allows. The park will be holding high school sectional championship races on Thursday night so plan your skiing accordingly.

(Mark Janis)

A bit slower than yesterday, but still a good base on the man-made loop. Easy to ski around debris. I used my good skis, but some people might go with B skis. We are blessed to have this facility.

(Mark Ehlers)

Put in 28k on the 1.5 k fake snow loop. Surprised how well it held up from all the rain and warm temps. Solid base with soft snow on top. A few thin spots up in the pines. Downhill slightly icy in spots but manageable. Did not venture on real snow trails but saw a few folks out there though. Tracks still holding up for striders. Got real busy when I left around noon.

(Dan Dudley)

Very slow conditions for skate. Soft, wet surface layer over a softening base. Some debris, especially in the woods. Tracks are old, but well skied in. Plenty of snow on the manmade loops.

(John McCarthy)

Still good skiing on the manmade loop. Expect it to soften as the day goes on. It's faster first thing in the morning. Did a green loop too, it's skiable but soft. A few more spots where dirt is showing.

(Jim Marschalek)

Skied from dusk for two hours, tracks still in good shape even on the natural snow, off track gets sluggish. Dare I say it was fast? Regardless, if not rocket fast, faster than my expectations, even on the natural snow (lighted section not including Two Tier which now has dirt).

(Gui Girard)

I started skiing around 11:45 am and went for about three hours. Manmade loop was very good even though it was a bit soft. I skied the entire lit loop and it was mostly decent, but poles were breaking through which made the flow inefficient. Two tier had a few rough patches, but nice to get the elevation in! Downhill was really good until the bottom. I would not recommend two tier for novice skiers. I gave gut buster a try and it was very soft, but snow covered. Big slide was rather challenging.

(Christopher Sover)