Trails are open. A nice morning of skiing on Saturday. As always great seeing everyone out to enjoy this late season snow. Froze down hard overnight with morning low checking in at 13 degrees. We groomed before sunrise to have the skate deck in better condition for the morning skiers. The track we did not reset with the vulnerable base. Softened up late morning and very skiable for a few hours. Although the temperature was cooler than forecasted, the sun deteriorated the snow, mostly the track. This evening we groomed on the loop, compress the snow and setting structure on the deck. It will be icy in the morning before softening up probably around 10am. Recommended to ski from 930am to noon. Looks to freeze down again tonight and we will have the groomed loop open until noon on Sunday. No track set.

The loop consists of the east side of Skaters Waltz and Sukkerbusk using Sap Run to make the loop. Use the soccer field connector to access the loop for follow the grooming (not start of Sap Run). Loop can be skied either direction and is groomed for both skate and classic. 

We are also groomed a 9km loop for fat biking utilizing the west Twin Lakes singletrack and ski trail. With freezing nights forecasted, we should have skiable and rideable snow until Sunday morning. Please fat bike in the mornings to preserve the snow for days moving forward.

Earlier this week we were working on the trails in the morning when the ground was frozen, cutting deadfall off the side of the trail and getting blocks to split for firewood for the saunas etc. The frost is still in the ground and will be a month or so until fully dried out. The ice on Little Sugarbush lake is over 12″ with no melting off the edges. We anticipate the ice off mid April.