Tis true! New snow in abundance made for great conditions today yet quickly warming temps and sun made for clumping/sticking in spots.

I was applying Maxi Glide by 11:00 on Survey trail. I never realized how much sun hits that trail until I didn't have my sunglasses! Trail is in great condition except for just a few rocks large enough and uncovered well to be visible and a couple pieces of wood left from trees. Easy to avoid or go around.

Trails should be good still tomorrow in the morning but expect to bring a scraper and Maxi-glide as temps will be warmer. I ended on Rocky Point around 2 pm which was soft in shade but sunnier spots were starting to get a wee bit icy. 

As mentioned,  Ellis Service road was plowed this afternoon and is NOT skiable. There's a thin coating of snow left with bare gravel spots. It has made it a challenge to get onto Rocky Point but is doable.

I got to be on Gravel Pit this morning before anyone else and set a track. Was perfect snow then. 

Enjoy!
Terri 



On Wed, Mar 23, 2022, 4:55 PM John Griessen via NMCCSCeGroup <nmccscegroup@mailman.swcp.com> wrote:

On 3/23/22 09:07, Sherry Barrett via NMCCSCeGroup wrote:
> About 6 inches of new snow

Leaving at 2PM, we saw snowplowing of the main road.
At about 1:15PM the Ellis service road got plowed so it has 1/2" of snow left and small rocks.

The Rocky Point trail was nice with as much as 15" of accumulated snow here and there.
Rocky point had nice dry snow in the AM, but slight melting later.  No hard ice anywhere, good glide on the snow without applying
silicone.   Temperature at 10k feet will tell if can last many more days.

John and Judi
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