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  1. Far North Bicentennial Park

      [Anchorage] - 12:00 PM, Sat Feb 04, 2012 by Timbertracks

    Soft. Fluffy. Go get it. Not groomed, but beautiful for classic.

  2. Various

      [Anchorage] - 10:00 AM, Sat Feb 04, 2012 by classic woman

    Little driving tour revealed the following: Westchester Lagoon, Goose Lake, Chester Creek trail at Old Seward, Tour trail at MLK Drive, all boot-packed but not much else - no track, no grooming yet, great places for walking your dog or maybe taking out your snowshoes.

  3. Kincaid

      [Anchorage] - 8:00 AM, Sat Feb 04, 2012 by Burky

    Jodhpur Groomed probably around 8PM last night - about 1 inch new snow on top of groom. Soft surface in skate lane. 20F at 8AM

  4. Chester / APU / Tour Trail

      [Anchorage] - 3:00 PM, Fri Feb 03, 2012 by Travis Rector

    The snow is deep! Over a foot of fresh on the tour trail. I felt like I was in a Ski Colorado commercial. Skating looked impossible. V30 was kicking nicely.

  5. Hillside

      [Anchorage] - 1:00 PM, Fri Feb 03, 2012 by NS

    Some of the tour trail from BLM Campbell Tract is groomed. Nothing groomed on the lower half of the lighted trails. I got first, second, third and fourth tracks on Randy's Loop. Plenty of snow and no crowds.

  6. Alaska Pacific University

      [Anchorage] - 8:00 AM, Fri Feb 03, 2012 by Nathan v

    Skied in early this morning. The trails were great! But there has been quite a bit of snow that has fallen since.

  7. Beach Lake Trails - Chugiak

      [Anchorage] - 8:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Tim

    Omg 30+ Deg and skating glide had me feeling like a real skier. All the lit trails were FAST and fun, watch out for the tree droppings of snow piles.

  8. Mountain Streams Ski Trails

      [Mat-Su] - 5:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Ed Strabel

    Groomed for skating.

  9. Mountain Streams Ski Trails

      [Mat-Su] - 5:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Ed Strabel

    Still groomed for skating.

  10. Mountain Streams Ski Trails

      [Mat-Su] - 5:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Ed Strabel

    Still groomed for skating.

  11. Hillside

      [Anchorage] - 5:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Stan

    Skated the Besh, found warm conditions and fast snow. Very pleasant.

    The lights were on, which was a nice surprise, even if it was still daylight.

  12. Kincaid Park

      [Anchorage] - 3:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by burky

    The city has new groom with classic tracks on the coastal trail. nsaa has started to groom about 1pm today it is 35 f with the wind sse at about 12 mph good skiing.

  13. Chester Creek / UAA

      [Anchorage] - 2:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by steve cleary

    fresh grooming on Chester creek from Lake O to Russian jack and over behind the dog park to ANMC. UAA trails weren't groomed at noon - but were still fun to ski.

  14. Hillside

      [Anchorage] - 1:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Travis Rector

    Looks like about 3" total have fallen at Hillside in the last 24 hours, about 1" of which after the last groom. The groomers are out so everything may be freshly groomed by the time you read this. Pretty snow blown conditions on the top of Spencer but minimal debris- I'm guessing the earlier storms have already broken off the weaker branches. Nice glide, but LF3 was not the wax for today. Apparently the conditions have changed since I last waxed...

  15. Chester Creek Trail

      [Anchorage] - 1:00 PM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Larry Rundquist

    The upper Chester Creek Trail was groomed this morning for skate and classical. The skate lane is being groomed very wide so it has plenty of time to firm up before the Tour of Anchorage. Nice!

  16. kincaid

      [Anchorage] - 10:00 AM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by sburky

    4 inches heavy damp snow on the trails- no new grooming yet at Jodhpur area.

  17. Hillside

      [Anchorage] - 9:00 AM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by NS

    I saw men in carharts with various electrician tools working on the lights. That could mean we get our LIGHTED loops back soon.

  18. Hillside

      [Anchorage] - 7:00 AM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Scott

    Found: one head lamp on the Hillside Lighted Loop last night (Feb 1) about 7:30. E-mail lostheadlamp [at] yahoo.com to describe.

    Skiing was good. Nice to have glide again.

  19. Sheep Mountain Lodge

      [Mat-Su] - 6:00 AM, Thu Feb 02, 2012 by Zack

    We got about 6 inches new show in the last week. All trails are re-groomed for skate and classic skiing. FANTASTIC snow conditions + WARM temperatures = GREAT skiing! Step off the groomed trail and you are easily up to your waist in powder. Bring your snowshoes for an off-trail adventure! The Old Glenn Hwy (Mile 115) is in good shape for ski touring as well, it is almost 4 miles one-way, and was been groomed four foot wide. Backcountry skiers use caution as avalanch conditions are high. Day users please contribute to the trail grooming donation jar in the Lodge front entry.

  20. Moose Range

      [Mat-Su] - 5:00 PM, Wed Feb 01, 2012 by Billie's Dad

    Powder Loops, Linguine, Swamp Trail and some trails off of Wendt Road trailhead groomed. All trails through the woods are free of debris with good corduroy. The Swamp Trail was drifting over this afternoon, but groomed again when the wind slackened in the evening. Good skiing out there for the moment.


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