Bike trails are closed for the season. Once the snow/ice base melts off, frost goes out and trails dry up, we will open again for the dirt season. Typically mid to late April. Thanks to everyone that supported the trails this past winter fat bike riding season.
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Ski Trail Report
Trails are now closed. We wrapped up a great week and weekend of skiing on spring like conditions with a beautiful Sunny day on Sunday. Great seeing everyone out this past week and weekend. It was a fun week of grooming the corn snow and trying to improve the conditions. We love skiing this time of year and committed to do what we can to keep things going as long as we can safely. The trails remain fully covered on an ice/slush base. There are skiable sections but out of safety we are closing the trails.
We aren’t calling it a season though since it is early March. Long term forecasts look favorable for snow events and we are ready to groom any snow on a few of the trails if conditions are right.
Thanks everyone who has supported the trails this season….we hope to see more skiers yet this year for late season skiing!
We started grooming and skiing on November 20th and only missed six days of grooming since that first snowfall
No new snowfall past 24 hours. 39″ of snowfall this season, compacted base on trail 0-5″. Snow depth in woods 0-5″
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Bike Trail Report
Bike trails are closed for the season. Once the frost goes out and trails dry up, we will open them again for the dirt season. Thanks to everyone that supported the trails this past winter fat bike riding season.
Ski Trail Report
Trails are open. Trails will be open until 2pm today then closing. Will be a bit more icy with melting from Saturday but should soften quickly with warm temps forecasted.
We did get out for an evening groom Saturday night on the inner trails we have been grooming. Recommended to head out through the soccer field, take right on Skaters, left on Sap Run and ski the east side of Skaters and Sukkerbusk. No tracks set. Last section of Skaters is very icy and should be avoided. Double back on east side skaters to soccer field connector.
We have been grooming daily this week on 9km of trail on a condensed loop of Skaters Waltz, Eira Bikwadinaa Hill, Single Green Climb, Kristin’s Kutoff and all of North Loup. We coned off the intersections to avoid sections not to ski on. Use extra caution for areas of thin coverage, glare icy spots etc. but the groomed loop is very skiable on frozen spring like conditions.
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We have been grooming and skiing since November 20th and have only missed five days of grooming since that first snowfall.
No new snowfall past 24 hours. 39″ of snowfall this season, compacted base on trail 0-5″. Snow depth in woods 0-8″
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Season and day passes can be purchased here. A purchase of a season pass helps us maintain the trails year round and provide the best skiing possible even in low snow year. Thank you!
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Ski Trail Report
Trails are open. A textbook day of springlike skiing. Fast in the morning before softening and slowing down around noon into the afternoon. Great seeing everyone out today! Got quite a bit warmer today and more of the base melting.
We did get out for an evening groom on the inner trails we have been grooming. We will have the trails open until 2pm Sunday. Recommended to head out through the soccer field, take right on Skaters, left on Sap Run and ski the east side of Skaters and Sukkerbusk. No tracks set. Last section of Skaters is very icy and should be avoided. Double back on east side skaters to soccer field connector. Conditions will be fast early but should soften pretty quickly with warm temps forecasted.
Best skiing this week has been on the inner trail segments of Skaters Watlz and Sukkerbusk and the first and last third of North Loup.
We have been grooming daily this week on 9km of trail on a condensed loop of Skaters Waltz, Eira Bikwadinaa Hill, Single Green Climb, Kristin’s Kutoff and all of North Loup. We coned off the intersections to avoid sections not to ski on. Use extra caution for areas of thin coverage, glare icy spots etc. but the groomed loop is very skiable on frozen spring like conditions.
Click here for latest fat bike report
We have been grooming and skiing since November 20th and have only missed five days of grooming since that first snowfall.
No new snowfall past 24 hours. 39″ of snowfall this season, compacted base on trail 0-5″. Snow depth in woods 0-8″
Share your ski experience on Skinnyski.com
Season and day passes can be purchased here. A purchase of a season pass helps us maintain the trails year round and provide the best skiing possible even in low snow year. Thank you!
Click here for latest bike report

















