Author Archives: Richard Hodges

The sun is coming out today! WE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL APRIL 10th! Come out and show your support for locally owned and operated cross country skiing and help us confirm the crazy decision to keep grooming for you. Another … Continued

WE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL APRIL 10th! Show your support for locally owned and operated cross country skiing and help us confirm the crazy decision to keep grooming for you. Please come out and keep skiing on all this amazing … Continued

The robins have been back for a while, but they’re lying low this morning. Another couple of inches of fresh snow on the trails yesterday. Cold overnight, so it dried out the snow a little which will make for a … Continued

YES! A brief and fresh return to winter! About 3 inches of snowball packing snow on the trails and snowing at 7:30. A much anticipated refresh. Underneath there are a few icy/thin spots, so ski with awareness and some caution … Continued

Spring continues. Let’s hope the snow comes in as forecast later today at our elevation. Track conditions are on repeat with freeze thaw cycles daily. Crust early and very soft slush late. There are a growing number of thin/icy spots … Continued

Spring is still here! Conditions on repeat with freeze thaw cycles daily. Late afternoon skaters and walkers are really doing a number on the trail. If you can avoid it, please do not ski after 3, the deep ruts freeze … Continued

Spring is still here! Conditions on repeat with freeze thaw cycles daily. Crust early and very soft slush late. Late afternoon skaters and walkers are really doing a number on the trail. If you can avoid it, please do not … Continued

Spring Is here! Conditions on repeat with freeze thaw cycles daily. Crust early and very soft slush late. Late afternoon skaters and walkers are really doing a number on the trail. If you can avoid it, please do not ski … Continued

Spring Conditions on repeat. Hard frozen crust early and very soft slush late. If you can avoid it, please do not ski late in the day, the deep ruts freeze solid overnight and are very difficult to groom out. Also, … Continued

Spring Conditions. Frozen crust early and soft slush late. If you can avoid it, please do not ski late in the day, the deep ruts freeze solid overnight and are very difficult to groom out. Also, for the people who … Continued