Pleasant surprise to experience machine-made tracks. Thank you groomers. Black classic only trail has tracks set in the middle on the downhill section with turns, which I find hazardous.

(Bob Hertel)

This afternoon we knocked the drifts down on the purple and classic only black trails, cleaned up the brown trail, and set new track on all three. The trails are still very soft, B skis are recommended if classic skiing.

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(Dan Meyer)

Skied the brown trail three times. I went about 9:30 am, just as the groomers were finishing. Everything I saw was freshly tracked and groomed. Thanks to the groomers for a great job.

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(Mike Mahnke)

All trails groomed with track set. A little soft, but no bare spots and minimal debris. If using good skis, use caution on the steep climbs to avoid contact with the ground.

(Tony Schwaller)

Skied the brown trail three times. 1 1/2" of loose snow on the skate deck and in the tracks. Very slow going.

(Mike Mahnke)

All trails groomed with tracks set. Snow base is soft and thin. The tracks are variable with lots of dirt and debris exposed. Expect early season like conditions. Come ski and help pack the trail down.

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(Tony Schwaller)

All trails freshly rolled. Expect soft conditions, but good coverage. B skis would be the safest bet, but good skis may work if it sets up overnight. Minimal debris, except for the pines on Purple, which is only light to moderate.

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(Brad Forseth)

We did a final sweep of all trails to clear downed trees and branches, in preparation for
possible future snowfalls. Only rock skis recommended at this time, please help clear and sticks/twigs that you will come across.

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(Dan Meyer)

There is only about an inch or an inch and a half at Greenbush this morning. I tried for a few minutes and turned back home. You could see grass underneath footprints/the few trails I did make.

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(John Sivanich)

Sadly, with the recent thaw, the trails are basically back to ground zero. Hopefully colder weather ushers in some more snow!

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(Robert Turner)