Nordic Trail Report 3.7.26

March 7, 2026|Elee Deschu|Comments Off|Daily Trail Reports

Crust and Courtesy

Warm smiles on winter trails goes a long way, JH Nordic archive photo

At a Glance

• Crust and courtesy

• End of season sales at Teton Pines and Skinny Skis

General Weather – a little bit of everything

Looks like the weather will bounce around a bit as it tends to do in the spring. Get out and experience it all. See Mountain Weather for more details.

What’s Groomed Today?

Planned Saturday Grooming

Teton Canyon

Grand Targhee

Alta Nordic Track

Daily grooming

Teton Pines

Trail Creek

Turpin Meadow Ranch

The most current trail conditions and groomer notes can always be viewed online at: www.jhnordic.com/grooming/

Crust, Courtesy, and Good Stewardship

As we head into spring here are a few things to keep in mind on winter trails.

Crust and mud: There’s a good chance the temperatures and conditions in the next couple of weeks bring opportunities for crust cruising. If you’re recreating in a place where mud is present, it’s best to be there when the mud is frozen. If you’re walking/skiing/riding and leaving tracks in the mud, it’s likely too soft and you may damage the trail.

Snow: Do what you can to help preserve the snow because, well, there isn’t very much and we all want to keep skiing!

Fun! Positive experiences on winter trails is what we’re all hoping and working towards when we’re out recreating. Remember to approach other users with kindness. Say ‘hello’! Ask questions. Make a new friend. And enjoy your time out on the trails!

End of Season Sales

Skinny Skis Sale

Find end of season savings on this winter’s outerwear, base layers, headwear, accessories and footwear – between 15% and 40% off, limited to in-stock sizes and colors. Save on winter styles before they’re gone!