Our track setter broke on Thursday while grooming Anvil Ski Trail, unfortunately we did not get it fixed in time to get out and groom Nicolet North while temps were low. We received about 8 inches of wet snow last week. Today has been in the 50s and the snow is now icy and slushy. Grooming of Nicolet North is done for the season.

(Valerie Knurr)

About 6 inches of fluffy snow fell over the weekend. We finally have a nice base to work with. All trails at Nicolet North were groomed this morning. Tracks are set everywhere. We used snowmobiles to groom, so trails are not groomed as wide as they have been previously.

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(Valerie Knurr)

We received 3-4 inches of snow over the weekend. Nicolet North was groomed today. Tracks were set but due to some mechanical issues the NW section of the Pat Shay loop is not tracked.

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(Valerie Knurr)

Nicolet North trail was groomed this morning. Tracks were set on all trails (Butternut, Pat Shay, and Narrow Gauge). There is a 3 inch packed base, so tracks are shallow. Tracks are especially thin on the west half of Pat Shay Loop due to heavy tree cover. The dry snow hasn't firmed up the best so expect softer conditions.

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(Valerie Knurr)

Nicolet North received 3-4 inches of dry fluffy snow on Sunday. The trail was rolled and combed today. We need more snow to set tracks. There is about a 2 inch base with some bare spots in the thicker hemlock groves. The Eastern half of the Pat Shay loop and Narrow Gauge have better snow cover.

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(Valerie Knurr)

The Nicolet North trail system was rolled today. There is 6 inches of fresh snow on the ground that has been packed down to a 2.5 inch base. The trails are looking great for early season conditions.

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(Valerie Knurr)