Skied the full Sally's Classic. The fresh snow has provided a strong base. No sticks, rocks or grass to be found. The tracks were covered with the new snow, so it was tough to get a great glide. Beautiful as always. Very few cars, so also few tracks.

(Ryan Krienke)

Everything open with a solid base. There was no debris. A good 3" of powder to ski through but they are grooming today for the candlelight event tonight.

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(Trish Evans)

More of a trudge than a classic ski - can barely see the dimpled tracks in the new snow. Very windy although less so in the woods obviously. Looks like about 4 to 5 inches of new fluffy snow. The grooming was just getting started when I left at 9:40 AM. Pretty glorious out there.

(Tim Pera)

Still occasional thin spots under trees but otherwise excellent. Skied Sally's classic, what a hoot!

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(Sandy Aronson)

JT and I skated 25 K. It was slow but the trails were in good to great shape. All trails were groomed and most trails were tracked except Red Pine and Nebagamon. The trails closest to the chalet were more firm than the outer trails. The fat bike trail was groomed Sunday and is in excellent condition.

(Jon Jurek)

My first time skiing this trail system. I skied the Classic Trail, Maple, part of Oak, White Pine, North/East Loop, and Aspen, about 20 km total. The worst thing I can say about conditions was that there were pine needles and leaves in some of the tracks, with the problem being greater on the Classic Trail, as it is more in the trees than the trails groomed for skating. You could avoid many of these sections by jumping out of the tracks. My poles hit some soft spots a couple times, but it I maybe wouldn't have noticed if I had larger baskets on the poles. And there were a few spots where grass was showing through in the tracks. But the base was pretty solid and there were machine set tracks, which is not such a common thing to find this year on natural snow.

(Wade Pearson)

There was a solid snowpack in most areas. It was uneven in some spots and not the fastest snow. It wasn't too bad though.

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(William Beisang)

Skied Maple, White Pine, Red Pine, Nebagamon Creek, Oak, Spruce, and Aspen. Very good conditions, a little bumpy in just a couple of spots.

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(Peter Nordgren)

Good solid base with day old lake effect snow on top. Skate skied most of the loops. Skiers have packed down fresh snow and things were pretty fast. Tracks were set and very fast. If you want to ski on real snow that actually comes from the sky, this is the place!

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(Tom Weber)

Skate skied, trails were soft and a bit bumpy but with a good base under to keep most debris out of the way. I would use B skis. Just a few thin spots. Classic tracks set. I skied maple to oak to white pine to river and the loop and back. It was glorious! Get out there!

(Trisha Evans)