Last two days

Trail reports from ALL regions

Fri, Feb 20: Stokely Creek (Goulais River)

Awesome skating again this morning until 10:30am when it started to drastically slow down. Classic should be fine all day even in mixed precip. Trail should stay plenty firm all day, just getting moist on top and slow.

- dave fanslow

Fri, Feb 20: Cross Country Ski Headquarters (Higgins Lake)

The trails are closed today due to a wintery-mix. We should start seeing some real snow around 3/4pm continuing through the night, with accumulation up to 2", which should put us in a good spot for tomorrow!

- George, Mariah, Stu, Erin, Missy, Krista, Alex & the HQ crew

Fri, Feb 20: Hanson Hills (Grayling)

Due to ongoing rain and soft surface conditions, Cross Country Ski Trails are closed for the day to preserve the integrity of the trail base and prevent damage during saturated conditions.

Protecting our snow surface and ensuring safe operating conditions for our guests and staff remains our top priority.

- Justin Andre

Fri, Feb 20: Forbush Corner (Frederic)

No grooming today but if a brave soul wants to ski in the rain and mixed precipitation (later, like noonish), we will be here. Grooming probably Saturday AM after the temps drop. Fish scale skis might be best.

- Ginnis McGinnis

Thu, Feb 19: Forbush Corner (Frederic)

The forecast for tomorrow is still uncertain. Trails held up well today. We will evaluate conditions and grooming potential in the AM. Check here or facebook for an 8 AM update.

- Ginnis McGinnis

Thu, Feb 19: Forbush Corner (Frederic)

- Ginnis McGinnis

Thu, Feb 19: Stokely Creek (Goulais River)

Excellent trail conditions today for both skating and classic. The base is deep with cold dry snow so the crust from the last couple of days blended up nicely with the fresh inch on top to make a very controllable surface with just a dash of ice for the speed lovers amongst us.

- Dave Fanslow

Thu, Feb 19: Cross Country Ski Headquarters (Higgins Lake)

The trails are open today, but we will not be grooming. I went out on Trappers Cabin today and it is very skiable! We still have a very thick base and though some spots are a little glazed over and the tracks are pretty washed out, the skiing was lovely! Tall Pines has a fair amount of debris and some of the downhills might be a little slick on Rolling Hills, but with a good snowplow technique, very manageable! Things will be more firm this morning, and then will soften up with the sun in the afternoon. Trails will most likely be closed tomorrow (Friday) due to precipitation in the morning, but that will transition into snow by tomorrow evening and then we are forecast to get snow Saturday and Sunday, so we should have decent skiing this weekend!

- George, Mariah, Stu, Erin, Missy, Krista, Alex & the HQ crew

Thu, Feb 19: Hiawatha Highlands (Sault Ste. Marie)

Good Morning Snow Peeps!! We got a bit of snow overnight, freshening things up beautifully! The temperature is currently at -3 C.

The groomer was out this morning -- ALL systems have been Piston Bully groomed for both classic and skate....and trails are looking terrific!!

We hope everyone has a super awesome, ridiculously fantabulous, crazy good, happy kind of day.....how could you not if you're up here skiing! :)

- Tina Bowen

Thu, Feb 19: Hanson Hills (Grayling)

THURSDAY UPDATE — FEBRUARY 19, 2026
Groomer Dan is out this morning combing the entire trail system with our Tidd Tech groomer, freshening things up after recent weather .

- Justin Andre

Thu, Feb 19: Forbush Corner (Frederic)

Trails are holding up to the unsettled spring-like weather. Some limited grooming on the east side is expected. Check out Nordic Pulse on our website for groomers choice. Open 9 to 5.

- Mike