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Alas, I think the park is done for the season unless you have rock skis and don’t mind hopping over some dirt and skiing on some ice. Our one hope is that we get a few inches of snow in … Continue reading →

All trails were freshened up Thursday morning I did not set classic track. The base is getting thin in a few spots. Most likely, this is going to be the last weekend for skiing at the park.

The base is holding up great! Wonderful morning skiing. Planning to groom early Thursday morning to freshen things up.

All trails groomed Wednesday night. We’ve gotten approximately 6 inches of new snow in the last 48 hours. I did not lay down classic track at this point but hope to in the next day or two wants it quits … Continue reading →

All trails were groomed and tracked Saturday morning. The base is flat, fast and firm. This weekend we should have some of the best ski conditions of the winter so get out there and enjoy!!

All trails were groomed Tuesday night. Conditions are about as perfect as they can be. Plenty of base, few leaves, a flat and consistent skate lane that is firm but still very edge-able. I didn’t lay down any classic track … Continue reading →

All of the trails were groomed Thursday night because the temps were just low enough to be able to do it without the snow being too sticky. It was still a bit sticky and there are some spots that turned … Continue reading →

All of the trails were groomed Friday night. There may be some soft spots because we were not able to get out grooming during the warm period this week. Under the crust the snow was very dry so it didn’t … Continue reading →

All the trails were rolled Saturday morning. I tried using the groomer after rolling but the snow is so warm and sticky that the groomer just packed up and got stuck. Because I couldn’t take out the groomer, there are no classic … Continue reading →

In the last 24 hrs we have gotten over a foot of snow. All the trails were rolled (again this morning) and then the groomer was taken out on them to try and get as good of compaction as possible. … Continue reading →