Skied the Picnic Loop from Moosefence to Brighton parking lots. Perfectly groomed the entire way and beautiful. Thanks Darren Peck for getting to it right after the storm.

(Alan Netland)

We did a classic ski on Onion River Road from parking lot to X (2 km) out and back. Took 46 mins from 1:15 PM to 2:00 PM. Trails were beautiful and well groomed and the weather was crisp.

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(Timmothy Ideker)

The trails had all been Piston Bully groomed and were in great shape. I classic skied the Picnic loop and the tracks were firm and in good shape. The skate deck looked a little soft with all the new snow. Perfect day for skiing.

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(Mark Hennessy)

Skied from Onion River Rd to Britten Peak lot. Skate deck was clean and well packed with some soft spots here and there closer to Britten. The Piece of Cake/ Wood Duck loops were firm and fast. Did upland loop in the afternoon. Maple loop is ungroomed. It was starting to wet snow, which made the snow a little faster, but it was starting to accumulate by 3pm.

(Peter Swenson)

Skied from Oberg around Picnic loop and back via Hogback and Homestead. Grooming was immaculate, tracks firm, skate deck looked fine but may have been a little soft. Last 90 minutes it was snowing hard and made skiing slow. Swix VR 30 was my wax and worked fine until I was dealing with the accumulating snow and it was a little sticky. Woods were beautiful, snow was great as was the grooming. Thanks Darin!

(Tim Nelson)

Wonderful! Trails were groomed to perfection overnight after the blizzard. Classic skied Picnic, Homestead and Hogback and had nearly flawless classic tracks the whole way. Pole plants were firm too. Lots of skiers out.

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(Brian Markes)

Great day out in the woods! The snow coverage was excellent. The trails were recently groomed and even at 36F degrees the snow was fine.

(Rick Agar)

I skied Onion River road to end and back, finishing at 10:30 a.m. 33°F. I was the first skier after new grooming of several inches of new fluff snow. Great coverage, no bare spots, good classic track. Skate deck rolled with full coverage. Trail was groomed at W and where it crosses road at X but I did not ski it. I did not go on Sugarbush system going west.

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(Steve Langenbrunner)

It was a beautiful morning to ski. I skied the Oberg trail. It was not groomed for skating, but people were skating on the new snow. The classic trails were in great shape. I used good skis, no bare spots. Just beautiful is all I can say.

(Linda Wick)

Onion River road has good coverage. It’s hard packed with a light layer of powder on top and pretty fast. A few icy spots in the first kilometer or so, but they’re avoidable. There’s also some minor debris in places. Besides Onion River Road, nothing has been groomed due to ice, water and slush.

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(Jared VanderHook)