Trail Condition

Snow is still very light not much moisture in snow. We rolled & groomed and set track, track is soft & shallow groomed 7-1:00 Thank you Willi for helping.

Stayed on the manmade loop because it is tracked. Not so for the golf course. Soft and a tad slow because of that. But very comfortable skiing. It will get faster over the coming days. But the temps are gonna drop quite a bit. Heia! Heia!

No grooming as of 1:30 saturday. Plenty of snow but kind of slow going.

Great job for the grooming crew making the golf Coarse skiable. First few laps were great although a bit slow and soft. After that base got pretty thin. Groomers might want to consider grooming the bypass which you normally do on the west end of the coarse so that if you have the option to …

Groomed and tracked Feb. 15th and in fair to good condition. The snow base is very thin with about 1" under the track causing some debris to show occasionally. A few ice sheets have formed as well on Minix and Willow Spring trails. Campground was groomed for skate skiing.

Groomers will be out early, skiing open around 9:30 AM.

The snowmaking loop and trail on the golf course were packed with a snowcat around midnight. Trails should be flat and firm in the morning and enjoyable to ski on. Classic tracks will be set on the snowmaking loop only. Excellent conditions. Tomorrow morning, we will assess the golf course trail and decide on the …

Snowmaking loop (Siberian Hwy) was excellent. New snow had firmed up since yesterday. 1.6K per lap. Looks like other trails have been rolled, but not groomed. More snow coming down as I ended at 4:45 pm. Thank you Blackhawk groomers.

As of Friday, the park service has not worked on any trails. Regardless people are making their own classic tracks and making do. Did the Cliffwood Coulee Trail, which is one of the newer trails. Not too much snow so some leaf/sticks were an issue but was managable. It's a scenic trail that overlooks the …

Lots of rocks first 150ft, just walk on up to crest of Aurthers. Zimmer and Toms are paper thin but smooth and flat without trail hazards. Experienced skiers with a gentle touch could make a ski out of it. Slight route addition on Tom's was a nice touch. Didn’t ski Buckys