The manmade loops are holding up. Skating is the best right now classic tracks are hit and miss. We will continue grooming until we can't!

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(Steve Horeck)

Our manmade loop is continuing to surprise. New tracks set. Skate lanes tilled and combed. B skis but still full coverage.

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(Steve Horeck)

The man-made loop is still holding up really well. On Saturday they groomed and reset tracks and on Sunday things still skied great. You could use good skis if you are mindful of not looping through the middle tracks in the woods. I am very appreciative of what SMU has been able to offer in this otherwise almost snowless winter!

(Chris Stindt)

We retilled and reset track on our 2K loop Conditions are very good. Grooming plans: We're going to loosen up Wednesday when it warms up.

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(Steve Horeck)

Good warmer day to ski. Snow is still holding up but was getting packed down with the warmer temps. Good mix of people out. A few hills around the main bowl good for quick hill training. The longer loop is a steady minimal climb and a gradual downhill good for getting distance laps in. Some leaves and twigs on the trail but generally easy to avoid. Thankful to be skiing on snow.

(Jack Burns)

Glad to get out for my first ski of the season. Thankful for the dedication of the snowmaking and grooming crews to make skiing possible with the lack of natural snow. Conditions are good for the areas that have been covered and groomed. About 10 people out with a mix of classic and skate. With the cold temps the trails are holding up well. The longest loop is good enough for an enjoyable ski and good distance.

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(Jack Burns)

Our 2K multi loop trail is skiing very good. Skate lanes are firm with cushion on top and the classic track is deep and firm.

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(Steve Horeck)

A bit more trail is now open after additional snowmaking (another loop toward the woods), which added to the interesting ways in which you can meander through the man-made course at present. Conditions were pretty good and consistent throughout, with a fairly fast skate deck (save a bit slower on the newer made snow), and some patches or thinner spots filled in. Folks were skiing pretty steadily throughout the late morning, but it never felt crowded. Great location, all around, and a big thanks to the groomers and snowmakers!

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(Pieter DeHart)

Our 1.5km man-made loop survived the warm spell and rain. It averages 8"+ and you can run good skis. We are also resetting track but it's klister conditions. The snowmaking group added a 300m section and touched up some areas today. Skiing should be great this weekend.

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(Jason Mork)

Stopped by around 10:45am to check conditions. They were making snow. Saw no one skiing this morning.

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(Danny Suchy)