Just across from the main entrance to the park is a fantastic trail: Red Pines. Thank you groomers.

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(Tim Rafalski)

A classic ski gem. Single track through the woods. Skied Red, Blue and Green loop 7Mi. Only reason for B skis is crossing a road at three locations. Thank you groomers!

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(Tim Rafalski)

Trails by main entrance are packed and groomed for classic skiing. There's a good base and in good condition.

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(Quinn Henseler)

The trails have been packed. There isn't enough snow to set a track. Conditions are okay, there are occasional spots with bare ground and some sticks in the trail.

(Quinn Henseler)

Trails have not been packed or groomed due to low staff. Some skiers have been out on the trails so there is a potential track to follow.

(Quinn Henseler)

Ski'd the Red loop (Ridge Trail) at around noon today and the Blue Loop. Trails are not groomed, but open. The first half of the Red loop has well set trails from other skiers (classic), and isn't half bad, although it's thin in spots. The blue loop and second half of the red loop were not groomed, and did not have tracks from other skiers. The blue loop was very bare in spots. Would recommend just keeping to the red loop, specifically the first segment before you end up turning around. Still beautiful!

(Connor Becka)

Skied our Red, Blue and Green trails in the afternoon. Great feeling to stretch put in a stride n glide on fresh snow! Our State Park was eager to offer open trails for us. Thank you! A little premature on setting tracks. Red trail was best. You need to levitate over some grassy spots especially on western loop of blue and green. I was just so happy to be out!

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(Karen Early)

Ski trails were packed. We still need more snow to have a better base. Some bare ground in areas of the trail. The trails near the office have a track that was set.

(Quinn Henseler)