Nordic Pulse

Good morning Mt. Spokane Nordic skiers! Captain Ginge here with tonight’s grooming report.

It was a solid night out there—got a few more trails opened up, and things are coming together nicely. Snow shaped up well overall; the only real hiccups were some alder brush branches weighed down by the snow and drooping into the trails—watch for those low-hanging spots. There’s also a bit of frass here and there from the conditions being a little sticky and kicking out of the tiller, but nothing major.

All in all, pretty dang good. Decks are firming up, tracks are holding, and grooming felt smooth.

I tried setting tracks through the junctions again tonight. I’m personally not a huge fan of how it comes out, but I’m here for you—if you like ’em or have thoughts on making them more manageable and consistent, please let us know. Happy to tweak and figure something out.

Snow coverage is pretty good now, with just a few thin spots popping up from time to time. Hoping for more snow to keep building the base—keep those snow shimmy dances going; they seem to be working.

Get out and enjoy it while it’s prime. Thanks for the support.

Stay frosty my friends,

Captain Ginge