25-02-12: Groomer Bob’s report from the trails reports that if we want a very good ski, today would be the day for it. Snow tomorrow and Sunday will make for bad conditions for a while. So we should get out now.
Skated this morning and even with light snow having accumulated on the corduroy, I found conditions firm and fast. I accessed the trails via Kingswood for a change and apart from the first 100 feet or so as one hits the golf course, there is good snowcover all the way thru to Lollipop.
It was -23C this morning when Nordic Pulse showed Bob was out there touching up the trails for all of us! Bob, thanks for your dedication to the Woodlot Trails! The trails were great yesterday and will be even better today.
Today, the UNB Woodlot trails were in excellent condition, as usual. Thanks to Rex & Bob for grooming and setting new classic tracks yesterday and today. Looking forward to another great day tomorrow.
Trails are all done. Overall very good. New track everywhere. Stonehenge is still rocky at the bottom.
If you like the trails at the Woodlot or at Killarney let us know.
Just a huge shout out and heartfelt thanks to the groomers’ heroic efforts over the last few days to: 1) Reinforce the workaround at the icy death patch on the Lian Street Connector; 2) Polish off the boot holes left by the A-hole walker near the New Maryland connector; 3) pack down the skate deck so it was fast fast fasty-fast over the last few days. Can’t say thank you enough!
Skating was great in the woodlot today in advance of the snow arriving. Despite debris from the recent winds, conditions were VERY fast.
Thanks for the great grooming Bob!
Great skiing conditions today thanks to Bob who took a day off his retirement to volunteer for the Wostawea skiers. Thank you Bob.
Hit the trails this AM before the snow. Still holding up, firm and fast. Thanks to the groomers.
25-02-12: Groomer Bob’s report from the trails reports that if we want a very good ski, today would be the day for it. Snow tomorrow and Sunday will make for bad conditions for a while. So we should get out now.
On Monday, the 10th, skating and classic conditions were excellent, and the early morning grooming was exceptional as usual.
I second this! These little snowfalls are indeed making the trails exceptional. Thank you!
Skated this morning and even with light snow having accumulated on the corduroy, I found conditions firm and fast. I accessed the trails via Kingswood for a change and apart from the first 100 feet or so as one hits the golf course, there is good snowcover all the way thru to Lollipop.
Wonderful skiing early this morning, the woodlot was in such great shape! Thanks to the groomers who make this all possible.
many thanks to the groomers, the woodlot has been great
Thank you Bob and Rex for grooming the trails this morning. We’re looking forward to a great weekend of skiing.
Thank you Brian, Rex and I had 8 hours between us. Nice to know that 2 people enjoyed the trails.
It was -23C this morning when Nordic Pulse showed Bob was out there touching up the trails for all of us! Bob, thanks for your dedication to the Woodlot Trails! The trails were great yesterday and will be even better today.
Thank you Bob for being part-polar bear and for making awesome skiing conditions yesterday.
Skied the woodlot today. I was a tad soft for skating but still had a great ski. Thanks for the grooming.
Rex and Brian are rolling now. I will groom and track when they finish. Rex’s NP is not working. If you see NP it will be me grooming.
Thanks so much for the grooming under challenging conditions! Any grooming plans for today or waiting until tomorrow?
Today, the UNB Woodlot trails were in excellent condition, as usual. Thanks to Rex & Bob for grooming and setting new classic tracks yesterday and today. Looking forward to another great day tomorrow.
Trails are all done. Overall very good. New track everywhere. Stonehenge is still rocky at the bottom.
If you like the trails at the Woodlot or at Killarney let us know.
Well worth the effort to get bundled up for a late afternoon ski in woodlot today. Thank you Bob.
VW car keys hanging from trail map at intersection #16 at the UNB Woodlot. They were there at noon on Monday Jan 27.
Just a huge shout out and heartfelt thanks to the groomers’ heroic efforts over the last few days to: 1) Reinforce the workaround at the icy death patch on the Lian Street Connector; 2) Polish off the boot holes left by the A-hole walker near the New Maryland connector; 3) pack down the skate deck so it was fast fast fasty-fast over the last few days. Can’t say thank you enough!