First tracks on the trail and conditions were very good. Some leaf and twig debris in the tracks and on the skate deck but generally avoidable. I'd say I was in the tracks 50% of the time. The outer long loop was rolled but not tracked. So fun to be out in the woods on natural snow. Great job by the groomers with what they've been given!

(Michael Gotzsche)

Mukwonago received 3 more inches of fluff. We pulled the groomer around all loops. We did set tracks, but quality varies from excellent to debris filled. I wouldn't recommend using your best skis, but a lot of it can be avoided if you are skate skiing. If classic skiing, plan on not using tracks in places (mostly under the pines). We did not set tracks on the 13 Km loop. The skate deck still has some lumps and bumps, but the snow is smooth! Happy skiing!

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(Katie LeMoine)

Mukwonago received approximately 4 inches of fluffy, low moisture content snow over the weekend. Forest Service staff used snowmobiles to pull the roller with the comb, making two passes this morning. No track was set. There are some small twigs and leaves on the trail. It was approximately -8F degrees when the trail was rolled.

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(Natalie Osowski)

Rolled the 2K and 4K loop. Still lots of small twigs sticking through the snow, definitely some patchy sections with leaves. Would recommend using rock skis. The 7K and 13K were left untouched, great for some back country skiing though.

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(Jackson Davis)

Mukwonago trail system received 5-6 inches of snow. We cleared a few more trees off the trail, opened the gates, and packed all the loops with the snowmobiles. The base is about 2 inches. We'll need more snow to groom. If you're feeling adventurous it would be skiable with rock skis.

(Katie LeMoine)