Author Archives: Jasmine

Conditions are superb today! The big groomer went through Silvercrest last night, and then a few inches of snow fell on that. Track has been laid  with our little groomer on all the trails. Come and enjoy!

March is coming in like a lamb, but it still isn’t warm enough to melt the snow. It is too hard packed to put down tracks, but not too hard for the ginzu groomer to fluff up the surface a … Continue reading →

Looking good! It’s warm during the day and freezing at night, so conditions are variable. Even so, there’s plenty of snow for you this weekend. All trails are groomed, and most are track-set. On the trails that were packed tight by … Continue reading →

A Big Blue Bus of skiers and snowshoers found a couple inches of new snow at Silvercrest on Leap Day. All trails were groomed and track-set after they left, so it is ready for mid-week skiers.

Spring conditions are here! All trails are groomed, track-set and ready for the weekend.

Lots of animals are using the trails. Someone was following me around on the groomer, putting prints down on top of the groomed portions, too. A stalker! All the trails are groomed and track-set, though the hardened snow means some … Continue reading →

Around six inches of heavy wet snow fell on Sunday and Monday, making it hard to achieve the perfect, picturesque corduroy without clumping, but it IS groomed and track-set. Come on up and practice for the race on Saturday.

The snowmobile groomer did not come by last night (check out the tracking website here:grooming gps ), but our own Ginzu did a nice job laying a fresh track on the trace of new snow. Bring your violet wax for weekend … Continue reading →

A couple of inches of new snow was groomed by the snowmobile groomer Thursday night, and Friday morning we set tracks. Beautiful weather and excellent snow conditions for the trails event on Saturday. A group of snowshoers were seen packing down … Continue reading →

Did you read about the fellow who claims to have seen Yeti tracks in Bhutan? These are not Yeti. Maybe next week. This week we had a few more inches of snow, which showed the track of a coyote sharing … Continue reading →