GROOMING REPORT
Our goal is to provide consistent, high-quality classic tracks and skate lanes. Central and Lit Trails, along with select North and South loops, are groomed daily. We are not able to groom the entire trail system every day. To see which trails have been groomed, check the Nordic Pulse map on this page, the TV monitor beside the office in the Chalet, or download the Nordic Pulse app.
Trail Etiquette
Help everyone enjoy a safe and positive experience on our trails.
Do not walk on ski trails
Footprints create deep holes that require extra time and effort to repair. If you’re walking, please use the marked snowshoe trails..
Skiing early season?
Watch for rocks, sticks, and other debris.
Dogs welcome
Keep dogs leashed when crossing ski trails.
Please Be Patient
Our grooming team takes great pride in creating an excellent skiing experience while also ensuring our equipment stays in good condition. We use the right tools in the right conditions.
Be prepared before you head out
Trails are not patrolled. Much of the network is wilderness. If you cannot return to the Chalet on your own, you may be stranded for a lengthy time.
Carry water, food and extra warm clothing. Go with a group. If you must go alone tell someone the trails you will travel and your ETA .
Are you equipped to deal with an emergency such as getting lost or an injury? View and print off our quick start guide.
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Seasonal Grooming Plan
Our goal is to provide consistent, high-quality classic tracks and skate lanes.
Prinoth Bison (“Buffy”) Operators:
We have seven full-time operators and two back-up operators, each with a designated grooming day for the season.
Small Equipment Crew (SEC):
Our SEC includes five trained operators who groom on scheduled days using snowmobiles equipped with Ginzu groomers and other track-setting tools.
