The ski trail was dragged and tracked and is in very good to excellent condition after receiving 5 inches of fluffy snow.. Skating deck is soft due to the consistency of the snow, but tracks are firm.

(Chuck Wetzel)

Received about an inch of snow last night and the trail is in very good to excellent shape. Tracks are holding up well. Skate deck also looked good.

(Chuck Wetzel)

With about 5 inches of new snow, the trail was dragged yesterday and dragged again today and tracked. It is in very good condition for both classical and skate skiing and the trail is firm. Yesterday afternoon the snowshoe trail was dragged to allow people to go on the trail side by side.

(Chuck Wetzel)

Received 4 inches of snow today and the entire trail was groomed but not tracked as still some thin areas. Trail is a little soft but in very good condition for skate skiing and classical skiing without tracks. Snowshoe trail also in very good condition.

(Chuck Wetzel)

With temperatures getting down to 10 the past two nights, the trail withstood the 40's yesterday. The base is present on the whole trail with some open patches in the trail on the Muskellunge Loop and rocks are still exposed on the Luge Loop. Not enough snow for tracks but trail was good for skate skiing and looked like it is also good for classical. Snowshoe trail is also very good.

(Chuck Wetzel)

Trails have ok coverage with some grassy spots. I skated down the Muskellunge and up the center Expressway.

(Andrea Roenning)

Received about an inch of snow yesterday. Rolled entire trail and dragged the skating side on the outside loop. Trail is not tracked and where dragged hit the ground in a couple of spots. Luge Loop still has some rough areas but overall should be good for classical and skate skiing.

(Chuck Wetzel)

Received another inch of snow last night and the trail was rolled but not dragged or tracked. With skate skiing there are a few thin areas and a couple of times I hit the ground, but overall the skiing was good. Should be better for classical technique. Still some exposed rocks on the Luge Loop. Snowshoe trail is in good condition and can just use boots.

(Chuck Wetzel)

With 2 inches of new snow, the ski trail was rolled but not dragged or tracked. There is about a one inch base and the trail would be better for classical rather than skate skiing. The Luge Loop has some exposed rocks.

(Chuck Wetzel)

Classic skied the middle easy loop. Trail was rolled but not tracked and there was an inch of fresh powder on top. Untracked classic contributions were still pretty fun.

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(Andrea Roenning)