ALL TRAILS ARE CLOSED UNTIL AT LEAST MID-DAY DUE TO EXTENSIVE ICY CONDITIONS. The track is frozen and deeply rutted from yesterday’s skiers. Holding out for warm afternoon to smooth the trails and some snow for the weekend. No trails are groomed this morning and we will await permission from Park City officials before we can smooth out the trails mid-day. We will update our report on our website as needed. No walking, dogs, running, cycling, driving or trespassing on the trails. If you need to take a physical and/or mental therapy break we’re here for you every day. It is a great day to drop off your skis for a refreshing hot wax spa day before the weekend snow. It’s a beautiful sunrise so grab Joy where you can, save the trails, be safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our amazing family and reading previews of our May trail reports. Grab your mug, your light jacket and come shop in the store! All nordic poles, high performance waxes and kids clothes in the shop are on sale now!

Late April weather. It’s breezy with a chance of showers. We touched up the 3km and Armstrong yesterday and the skiing turned out quite nice for the conditions. A hint of wet snow on the surface this morning is a nice touch. Please classic ski for another day or so to keep the track from being rutted with deep skate cuts. Holding out for cooler weather and some snow for the weekend. No other trails are groomed today as it is too soft to put equipment on the snow. All trail surfaces are mixed snow, slush and areas with water. There are a few icy patches in low areas from the melting surface. There are areas that are getting thin so ski with care and awareness. We will groom as soon as we see some colder temperatures. The 3km and Armstrong are open for skiing today with good depth and the conditions described above. We have closed the Farm and recommend caution on the 5km.

Classic skiing will require well waxed skin skis or fish scales. Skate double pole is an option early if you’re well waxed and have some wet structure on your skis. You’ll glide best on yellow wax. Grip wax will be nearly impossible today, classic skin skis will grip and glide best. The dog loop is melting out. The Farm is CLOSED and is a fee area for skiing. No walking, dogs, running, cycling, driving or trespassing on the trails. A good universal liquid or paste wax on your fish scale classic skis (tip to tail) is always a great way to keep them from sticking as the snow changes during the day. If you need to take a physical and/or mental therapy break we’re here for you every day. Drop off your skis for a refreshing hot wax spa day. Please purchase AND display your trail pass to access our trails. Ski with care, share the trails, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our amazing family and reading previews of our April trail reports after 6 days of 24 hour thaw. Grab your gear, your light jacket, snug up your laces and come shop in the store! All nordic poles and kids clothes in the shop are on sale. Get in while they last!

Today is a day for classic spring skiing with the continuing warm temperatures and mixed icy and soft surfaces. We do not recommend skating, any deep ruts will hasten snow melt and may freeze overnight into an unskiable surface. We are in snow maintenance mode for a few days to preserve our base until it cools down again. Ski smart and save the trails!

Late April weather. We have gone from some of the best skiing ever on buttery smooth surfaces to a drippy slushy surface in less than a week. Continued extremely warm day and night temperatures mean we have suspended grooming again today. All trail surfaces are mixed slush, ice and areas with water. There are icy patches in low areas from the melting surface. There are areas that are getting thin so ski with care and awareness. We will groom as soon as we see some colder temperatures. and we may be back to shoveling some areas soon to maintain full continuity.

The 3km will be open for skiing today with shallow depth and the conditions described above. We have closed the Farm and recommend extreme caution on the 5km. Classic skiing will require well waxed skin skis or fish scales. Skating is an option early if you’re well waxed and have some wet structure on your skis. You’ll glide best on yellow wax. Grip wax will be nearly impossible today, classic skin skis will grip and glide best. The dog loop is melting out. The Farm is CLOSED and is a fee area for skiing. No walking, dogs, running, cycling, driving or trespassing on the trails. A good universal liquid or paste wax on your fish scale classic skis (tip to tail) is always a great way to keep them from sticking as the snow changes during the day. If you need to take a physical and/or mental therapy break we’re here for you every day.
Drop off your skis when you’re done skiing for the day for an refreshing hot wax massage. Please purchase AND display your trail pass to access our trails. Ski with care, share the trails, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our amazing family and reading dismal late spring trail reports. Grab your gear, snug up your laces and come shop in the store! All nordic poles and kids clothes in the shop are on sale. Get in while they last!

Today is a day for classic spring skiing with the continuing warm temperatures and mixed icy and soft surfaces. We do not recommend skating, any deep ruts will hasten snow melt and may freeze overnight into an unskiable surface. We are in snow maintenance mode for a few days to preserve our base until it cools down again. Ski smart, drop off your skis for a wax, shop for new gear and save the trails!

April weather? The snow bunnies are definitely in beach bunny mode this week.
Continued extremely warm day and night temperatures mean we have suspended grooming again today. All trail surfaces are smooth and soft on top this morning. There are a few icy patches developing in low areas from the melting surface. There are some areas that are getting thin so ski with care and awareness. We will groom as soon as we see some colder temperatures. and we may be back to shoveling some areas soon to maintain full continuity. All 22km of trails remain open for skiing today with shallow classic and skate tracks.

Classic skiing will be good with well waxed skin skis or fish scales. Skating will be good if you’re well waxed and have some wet structure on your skis. You’ll glide best with red/yellow wax. Grip wax will be very difficult today, classic skin skis will grip and glide best. The dog loop is open and running happily through the fields. The Farm is in great shape and is a fee area for skiing. No walking, dogs, running, cycling, driving or trespassing on the trails. A good universal liquid or paste wax on your fish scale classic skis (tip to tail) is always a great way to keep them from sticking as the snow changes during the day.
If you need to take a physical and/or mental therapy break we’re here for you every day. Drop off your skis when you’re done skiing for the day for an refreshing hot wax massage. Please purchase AND display your trail pass to access our trails. Ski with Joy, share the trails, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our amazing family and reading long trail reports. Grab your gear, snug up your laces and come play outside in the spring weather! Get it while it lasts!

Today is a great day for classic skiing with the continuing warm temperatures and soft surface. If you are skating please ride a flat ski and if you cutting in deeply PLEASE switch to classic gear. We are in snow maintenance mode for a few days to preserve the best of our trails until it cools down again. Ski smart and save the trails! ~