Rolled parts of the red, green, purple and beginner loop. It's pretty ugly, only for the hardiest of skiers. Not skatable, but you probably can get by with classic.

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(Michael McFadzen)

Less than 1" of hard, crusty snow covers the trails. Some footprints and ruts. No real base; just frozen ground. We'll need moew snow before the groomers can work their magic.

(Mike Mahnke)

Major meltdown happening at Greenbush. Please respect the resource and stay off the trails until we get more snow and or freezing temperatures. Skaters and hikers this morning put in large divots.

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(Michael McFadzen)

Greenbush groomers knocked it outta the park once again. Skied all loops except green. Some debris and breakthru but easily avoided. Was getting sticky around noon so I put some wax on. Black trail was in really good shape. Thank you to the awesome Greenbush team who makes it possible.

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(Rose Krebsbach)

I skied the red, partial green and purple, brown, blue, and pink trails. They were in pretty good condition. Some debris. The downhill on the pink required a bit of maneuvering as there were a few decent sized sticks in the trail. The groomer was out doing their magic as I was skiing.

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(Jim Van Akkeren)

I took the advice of bypassing the pine sections on Purple. The trails were much better than I expected. There were scattered oak leaves and some small twigs, but nothing too serious. Decent tracks and good coverage.

(Jeff Bilitz)

Great skiing today at Greenbush! We skied the red trail and did the brown twice. The tracks are set on the trails and the skate deck was in good condition on the trails. Thank you groomers!

(Kaden Volbright)

I skied the red, and parts of green and purple. Did not encounter any rocks. There are some pine needles / debris on some areas. Skate deck appears to have good coverage. Very nice conditions.

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(David Lang)

First time out this year. Classic skied the brown trail four times. Freshly groomed and tracked, very little debris. Thank you groomers.

(Mike Mahnke)

All of the combined skate/classic loops and cutoffs were groomed and tracked this morning. Conditions range from trashy to sublime but mostly sublime. The worst areas are the pine areas. I would advise skiers using kickwax to avoid the pine areas of the green and purple loops. These areas can be mostly avoided by using the red to green and green to purple cutoffs. The brown and blue are also very good.

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(Mark Sharon)