Trail Report
Updated daily during the season – Please “refresh” your screen if the dates look “off”
Friday night grooming at Prospect. Use the Nordic Pulse platform to see what was groomed and when.
April 2025
JacksonXC is now “closed for the season” in terms of the building and skier services (patrol, lessons, retail, rental); however you may ski on certain trails as noted below. We will update the Nordic Pulse section of the report when we plan to groom; and you can follow the grooming progress via the Nordic Pulse app or in the section below on this page. Thank you for a great season!
Trails that may continue to be skied after our official closing date include trails at Prospect Farm, other trails on USFS land (access via North Hall Trail/Rocky Branch parking lot) and the Wave (access via Valley Cross Road) are available for skiing at no charge starting Monday, March 31, without skier services.
Many JacksonXC trails that are on privately owned land are NOT open for off season use; please respect the landowners who support JacksonXC and do not use trails that have these signs at the trailheads. If a trail is posted as closed, please respect that sign; it is there for a reason which may include preventing erosion.
After March 30 the Center will be open during hours when people are working in the office.
Season passes for next winter are on sale. If you liked being able to get on snow in December and January, when natural snow was scarce, season pass sales are what let us invest resources in season-extending actions like snowmaking, early and late season grooming and the year-in/year-out summer-time trail work that make trails resilient!
JacksonXC is a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization. Contributions from donors like you allow us to go beyond the ordinary in terms of youth programs, an extensive trail network and a greater diversity of trail experiences than a traditional business model would allow. You can help by joining many of your fellow skiers and making a contribution today.
There are abundant weather forecast options; this is one that we use here – it is generally accurate, and it shows trends in an understandable way: National Weather Service