Nordic Pulse

Goooood Mornin Mt Spokane. Well, I was  pleasantly surprised this evening and I'm happy to report that tonight's groom was pretty good  given the thin conditions. I managed to get some nice cords set down for you and double and triple passed the many runs to really get them smoothed out. I almost can't believe I'm saying this but you should probably come skiing. If you're just tuning in to the Mt Spokane grooming updates, our snow pack is pretty sparse at the moment, however about 1/2 of our trails are still holding in there and haven't given up.  Linder, Moose Meadows, Wild Moose, Shady Way, Lodgepole, Hemlock Alpine, Eagle Crest, Sam's Swoop, Mt View, Bear Grass, most of Brian's Hill and the training area all groomed out nicely. I hit Valley view but it's not great. Same with Blue Jay. So be picky, but come have some fun, I have it on good authority that the skiing, especially the skating is great. Husky Dave is out tuning up Mica and Twin Lakes, so he'll add his two cents on here too when he's finished. I hope you all have a stellar day. 
-Capt

Howdy folks, I tried to tidy up Blue Jay a bit. It turned out somewhat decently for being thin on snow. No track set however. Mica still has a persistently thin snow pack from J9 with Upper Trips to just after Ridge Run, it is however still navigable thanks to some snow moving done earlier in the week from Capt. and a group of volunteers! The rest of Mica groomed out quite nicely. Twin Lakes still has a watering hole on skiers right headed towards J7, so keep your head on a swivel, more so if your cruising on the skate deck. Other than that, the day is what you make it and I think there is some really good skiing to be had out there! 
-Husky Dave