Treehaven received about 5" of very light snow from the last storm. Unfortunately our base was about 90% gone so we are basically starting the season from scratch at this point. I flat groomed Sugarbush, Deer Path, Red Oak and Big Pine this AM mainly to set a base in case we receive additional snow. Trail conditions are pretty marginal with a very thin base and some exposed rocks, roots and tree debris, although some sections turned out surprisingly nice. Sugarbush is in the best shape currently and has pretty good coverage until a little past the Deer Exclosure. I would recommend avoiding the other trails at this time or if you choose to ski them, ski them cautiously because of the thin base.

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(Eli Anoszko)

I skied Sugarbush, Deer Path and Red Oak. 80% is good, 15%+ is non-damaging vegetation/organic debris, and less than 5% is rough - gravel/sand/stone (easily seen and avoidable). The groomer has done an excellent job with what little snow cover there is. Expect a few spots of no track and bumps.

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(Pete Wurl)

Treehaven received only about 1.5" of new snow, which was just enough to groom and in some cases set tracks. Best conditions can be found on Sugarbush and the Northern parts of the Red Oak Loop where I was able to set classic tracks on most of the trail. Snow depth is somewhat thinner on Big Pine and Deer Path where I was only able to set tracks sporadically and most of the trail was flat groomed. Base is thin, but should set up well with cold temps. Recommend all skiers access via th Hwy H trailhead as conditions are much better there than near the office.

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(Eli Anoszko)

Treehaven received 2-3" of snow over the weekend with about 1" of snow falling Tuesday. All trails were rolled to establish a base, but at this time there is not enough snow to groom or set track. The base is about 1" in open areas, but close to 0" under the canopy of conifers. At this time we do not recommend skiing due to the low snow conditions.

(Eli Anoszko)