Put in 28k on the 1.5 k fake snow loop. Surprised how well it held up from all the rain and warm temps. Solid base with soft snow on top. A few thin spots up in the pines. Downhill slightly icy in spots but manageable. Did not venture on real snow trails but saw a few folks out there though. Tracks still holding up for striders. Got real busy when I left around noon.

(Dan Dudley)

Very slow conditions for skate. Soft, wet surface layer over a softening base. Some debris, especially in the woods. Tracks are old, but well skied in. Plenty of snow on the manmade loops.

(John McCarthy)

Still good skiing on the manmade loop. Expect it to soften as the day goes on. It's faster first thing in the morning. Did a green loop too, it's skiable but soft. A few more spots where dirt is showing.

(Jim Marschalek)

Skied from dusk for two hours, tracks still in good shape even on the natural snow, off track gets sluggish. Dare I say it was fast? Regardless, if not rocket fast, faster than my expectations, even on the natural snow (lighted section not including Two Tier which now has dirt).

(Gui Girard)

I started skiing around 11:45 am and went for about three hours. Manmade loop was very good even though it was a bit soft. I skied the entire lit loop and it was mostly decent, but poles were breaking through which made the flow inefficient. Two tier had a few rough patches, but nice to get the elevation in! Downhill was really good until the bottom. I would not recommend two tier for novice skiers. I gave gut buster a try and it was very soft, but snow covered. Big slide was rather challenging.

(Christopher Sover)

Skate deck on the man-made loop was in considerably good shape this morning. I used my good skis, but you just have to skate around a few thin areas. Tracks looked like they're getting pretty worn. The park was buzzing.

(Mark Ehlers)

Stopped by to check the trails this morning. Manmade loops trailhead has many skiers who looked happy. Not groomed for a couple of days. Slushy surface.

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(John McCarthy)

Skied the man-made loops and it was in great condition. A little crust formed overnight that brought the speed back. As of 11am it was softening but still an enjoyable experience. More debris is collecting in a few spots. No grooming is planned until Sunday night but right now it doesn't need it.

(Jim Marschalek)

Classic skied the green Meadow loop a few times this afternoon. Tracks were in surprisingly good shape but later in the afternoon, kept getting softer and a bit slick in some thin spots. Minor debris such as small sticks, leaves, and pine needles are on parts of the trail but did not impact skiing today.

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(Michelle McArdle)

Well here comes the warm mother nature again, our trails are taking a beating again for about the fourth time this winter. The trails off the man made are becoming pretty thin. The man-made has full depth and full width. There will be no grooming by the DNR or with the Pisten Bully until we get temperatures below 32°. Please be patient with us groomers as we are not controlling the weather. I normally say happy skiing, but now I'm saying good luck out there!

(Beattle Adelmeyer)