Most of the ground is covered. I never had to take my skis off, but I probably should've. I fell once because I hit a rock or stick or something that stopped me. So if you take your time I think you'll be fine. I did the Outer loop. I don't think I'll be back until it snows again.

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(Greg Sumner)

I did the Outer Loop x2. Some roots exposed, and some pine needles in many different places, but I still was able to ski OK. Surprisingly, even some semblance of a classic track in places.

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(Greg Sumner)

I skied the easy loop on Monday mid morning after the groomer just came through. The tracks are very shallow in a handful of spots and pretty icy in others. For the amount of snow out there, they aren't too bad!

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(Abbie Bowman)

Sunny, calm, 5F. The tracks are shallow and inconsistent, but not bad considering how little snow we have. Easy to use good skis and avoid the occasional grass, sticks poking through. One big chunk of wood on the inner green loop; needs a saw to remove. Might be a more enjoyable ski with wider skis.

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(Louise Levy)

We got to Hartley and they had just rolled it again, no tracks yet. Had I been skating I would have been thrilled. The surface is a mix of mini moguls, flat parts, some weeds sticking through mostly on the edges, a few icy spots nothing major though, and firm in spots, mushy in others. No debris at all.

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(Eve Graves)

No grooming yet but some other folks had kicked in pretty decent track. Snow coverage was good with only a few rocks sticking up. Beautiful evening.

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(Gabi Hester)

Hartley has enough to ski, not groomed yet. Many many footprints all over the trail but there is a track from skiers on top. A few rocks and sticks but easy to spot. Watch out for some icy patches.

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(Rachelle Walker)