Director's Diary
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Trail and Snow Report for the Nordic Center
FOR: March 12, 2010 Report Time 930AM
Open trails are located on the North End of the system for today's operations. After purchasing tickets and rentals, skiers should plan to travel a short distance from the Nordic Center either by shuttle or private vehicle to reach the trailheads. NOTE: trails marked Woody Debris -- As a result of the wind and snow caused tree damage that ocurred on Feb 26 there are sections of trails where woody debris previously frozen under the snow pack is now coming to the surface. Please be cautious to avoid skiing on this material. Patrollers are out picking up.
Snow & Weather
| Primary Snow Surface | Loose Granular | New Snow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total kms Open | 32 | Total kms Groomed | 32 |
| Base Depth on Groomed Surfaces | 10-14" | Snow Depth in Woods | 20-48" |
| Weather | Cloudy | High Temps | 42-46 |
| Winds | SE 10-16 | Groomers Choice | Upper Snows |
| Kick Wax | Red Klister | Glide Wax | LF-10/CH-8 /F4 for pattern base skis |
Please Note: Cross country ski and wax conditions depend heavily on natural snow, weather and individual trail characteristics. While we strive to keep reports and grooming current, conditions at Waterville Valley or any nordic area may change between published reports.
Trails & Grooming
NORTH END
X=yes; Groomed= within 24 hours **National Forest Public Access Areas *The designation "Groomed" trails is intended to include installation of two sets of classic tracks and skate lane unless otherwise noted. TC=Thin snow cover watch for exposed ground features. ST=Single set of double tracks
| SOUTH END
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