Groomed early this morning to try to bury most of the leaves and sticks that came down in yesterday's very strong winds and reset the track that had been drifted over in some places. Much of the leaves and sticks did get buried but the track did not form up well because of the very cold temps this morning. The track is fairly shallow and ragged but it's not filled with leaves anymore. Ski-able but not as good as I would like it.

(Paul Klinger)

Groomed this morning after the couple inches of snow this past Sunday and all the skier and deer traffic since the last grooming. Track formed up well but it is fairly soft with the mild temps today so it will probably get some what torn up from the skier and deer traffic today. It should firm up over night with the sub zero temps forecast. The gusty wind was bringing down more Red Oak and Ironwood leaves as I was grooming so expect some accumulation in the track. Very good skiing conditions overall though.

(Paul Klinger)

Groomed the trail this morning after around 4 inches of new snow yesterday afternoon and early evening. Made several passes to pack the new snow and reset the track. Very strong winds today are bringing down more leaves and sticks plus causing a little drifting in the open areas. The track and pole deck are a little soft but it should firm up with subzero temps.

(Paul Klinger)

Groomed today after getting 2 to 3 inches of new snow over the weekend. Made one pass around the trail to pack and reset the track. Most all the oak and ironwood leaves are covered up again and the track formed up pretty well. With the mild temps today the track and pole deck are pretty soft so hopefully it will set up firmer overnight.

(Paul Klinger)

It had been a little over a week since I last groomed so the trail was getting pretty worn out plus many oak leaves in the track so I groomed today. Made several passes to widen the trail back out and reset the track. The track for the most park turned out fairly shallow and not well formed but what is there should firm up with the below zero temps. The leaves that were on the trail mixed into the old snow pretty well but there was a strong wind today bringing more leaves down as I was grooming so there will still be leaves in the track in places. It was still a fun ski after I was done grooming.

(Paul Klinger)

Groomed today after picking up a couple inches of fluffy snow over the past few days. The track turned out a little ragged but it is plenty good to hold the skis and it should firm up with below zero temps. Was able to mix most all the oak leaves into the snow so they are pretty well covered up for now but more are coming down any time the wind blows. Very pretty day in the woods, get out and enjoy some fun skiing.

(Paul Klinger)

Some sections of the trail had lots of oak leaves in the track plus deer damage as well as just worn from all the skier traffic so I groomed today. The leaves mixed into the snow pretty well so they should not be a problem for a while. The track formed up well and should firm up overnight.

(Paul Klinger)

Conditions at Hiram have deteriorated somewhat since it was groomed on Thursday. The track has gotten shallower after the little bit new snow and from people herring boning on the up hill sections but it will still hold the skis pretty well. There is some deer damage in places and the strong winds last night brought down more oak leaves that have settled in the track which slowed the glide down. Overall, still fairly good skiing.

(Paul Klinger)

I groomed today after several inches of new snow. The track is a little ragged in places because of ice chunks from the snowmobile getting stuck in the track setter as well as the snow being very cold and dry but over all it will be good skiing. The track and deck should firm up fairly well with the sub zero temps. Still lots of snow hanging in the pines, looks very pretty. Get out and enjoy some good skiing.

(Paul Klinger)

Really good conditions, track was firm and in great shape despite lots of skier tracks. Skied the loop east of snowmobile trails crossing. Terrific scenery with snow on trees.

(Neal Tacheny)