We received 1 to 2 inches of fresh snow last night.

Unfortunately, that is not enough for us to run the groomer. Most areas have an icy base with 1-2″ of fresh snow, but some areas are bare where the wind blows the snow off the trail (Glen Haven, Dune Climb, etc.).

Conditions are generally ok, but very thin base.

Conditions are the same on backcountry hiking trails. If you are going on hiking trails in the park, best bet is walking with good tread shoes or micro-spikes or Yak Tracks. As these trails get more use, they will become slippery and icy, so enhanced traction with spikes will be helpful.

Ski Conditions – Details

Empire to Dune Climb – NOT GROOMED – thin snow covering.
Dune Climb to Glen Haven – NOT GROOMED – thin snow covering and some areas with no snow.
Glen Haven to Glen Arbor – NOT GROOMED – thin snow covering and some areas with no snow.
Crystal View Trailhead to Port Oneida Road – NOT GROOMED – thin snow covering.
Port Oneida Road to Bohemian Road – NOT GROOMED – thin snow covering.
Backcountry Park hiking trails – NOT GROOMED – thin snow covering.
Palmer Woods – Last groomed 12/17/20 – thin snow covering a 4-6″ base.

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