All loops have been leveled and tracked. Very good condition but still some thin spots along the blue loop by Lost Canoe Lake.

(Chanice Pitzke)

Skied the 4+ mile Green loop (Pallette Lake loop), with all of its twisty, curvy, hilly, terrain, with a fast, firm track, which made for some challenging conditions. Trail is quite narrow, which makes climbing and descending a bit tricky during these conditions. Still a fun ski for Joanie and I at a trail we have skied many times.

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(Darren Blankenship)

All loops were cut and tracked. Overall very good conditions. Thin snow cover on the red/blue along Lost Canoe Lake.

(Chanice Pitzke)

If you like classic, old timey, twisty turny, roller coaster with views; this is the trail for you. We missed skiing here last year and today all the old memories came flooding back. A single track with a 6-8' width, this may be the only trail of its type in Wisconsin, or at least Northern Wisconsin. The DNR does a great job track setting with lifts and drops appropriately done for the downs and into a few herringbone ups. Put this gem on your list.

(Ken Schoville)

The trail received 5"+ of light, fluffy snow. All loops were leveled and tracked. Overall very good conditions. Thin snow cover on the red/blue along Lost Canoe Lake.

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(Joe Fieweger, Wisconsin DNR)

The trail system has been leveled and tracked. Good to very good conditions.

(Chanice Pitzke)

After a couple inches of fresh powdery snow, all loops had been tracked and most spots are in good condition. There is still a few thin spots on the blue loop by Lost Canoe Lake.

(Chanice Pitzke)

All loops have been leveled and tracked. Most of the trail is in good condition but still have some thin areas on the blue loop next to Lost Canoe Lake.

(Chanice Pitzke)

About 8-10" of snow, and all trails are tracked on this very pleasant, mostly single-track trail. Skied green trail around Pallette Lake. A few sections a bit thin with roots (reason for B skis), but mostly snow was good.

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(Dave Higgs)

Got about 4" of powdery snow, which was enough to set the first tracks of the season. All loops are tracked and track depth may very with a few thin spots on the blue loop next to Pallet Lake.

(Chanice Pitzke)