Friday, December 6, 2019
Grooming Report #8 New snow rolled and tracked!
Today all trails were rolled. Tracks were set on all trails except for the River trail between Sidewinder and Dam hill, and Mud Lake. Good to very good conditions.


Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Grooming Report #7 Dragged and Tracked!
Today all trails were dragged except for Ruby Marsh, Diagonal, and the Spring Creek/Thoroughfare intersection to Christensen Rd. City-side, Meadow/Vista, New River trail, River Bypass, and Lookout Loop tracked. Good to very good conditions.

Monday, December 2, 2019
Grooming Report #6 Almost all trails tracked!
Today all trails were tracked except the River trail between Sidewinder and Dam hill, and Mud Lake. Good to very good conditions everywhere!


Sunday, December 1, 2019
Grooming Report #5 All trails rolled!
All trails have now been rolled! The upper and lower half of the River trail will still be closed this season. We plan to set tracks on a few trails tomorrow.



The first rolling of Mud Lake this season
A few wet spots remain, but are freezing up quick
Thursday, November 28, 2019
Grooming Report #4 Rolling and trail cleanup!
Today we rolled all trails except Meadow/Vista, and Mud Lake. Our base is still too thin to set tracks, but we hope to set tracks later this week or early next week if enough snow accumulates. We also cut many hanging trees and cleaned debris off the trails.


Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Grooming Report #3 More snow!
This afternoon we rolled the 12”+ of snow that fell during the day. All trails were rolled except for Mud Lake. Some thin areas and wet spots still remain. We plan to roll most trails again tomorrow.



Some minor wet spots still remain
There are many low hanging trees and branches from the heavy snow
Friday, November 22, 2019
Grooming Report #2 New snow rolled!
The 4-6” of snow we received Thursday afternoon was enough to roll the city-side, New River trail, River Bypass, and Meadow/Vista trails. Expect areas of open water, exposed ground, and debris.


There are still many areas of open water
Seen on the New River Trail
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