If it’s true that there are Eskimo words for at least 50 types of snow, you likely skied on at least 20 of them if u we’re out between 7 and noon today.

I got out at 10:30 and was thrilled with the nice glide, by 11:15 things had bogged down to a crawl and it was herky jerky in the sun and shade transitions.

By the time I finished around noon the trail was pretty soft and slow. If you go out this afternoon, a t-shirt and light/medium long sleeve is plenty. No long Johns or long socks needed. These are springlike conditions so go soak up that vitamin D.
The trail has plenty of snow to withstand today’s sunny warm hit but the best skiing tomorrow will be before noon; before it warms up and the rain comes.

Still ok classic tracks but they’re getting shallow. The bridge is usually one of the first areas to turn to dirt so this pic shows it’s still covered at noon today but it’s getting icy.

Weird weather makes the trail forecasting tricky. Get out there while you can. 😉🤙🏽❄️

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