Juneau area ski and snow report as of March 15

New snow (24 hours):

• Base: 3.4 inches

• Top: 4 inches

New Snow (48 hours):

• Base: 6.4 inches

• Top: 7 inches

Total snow:

• Base: 21 inches

• Top: 50 inches

Temperature:

• Base: 21 F

• Top: 50 F

Wind:

• Base: 0 mph

• Top: 13 mph

For mountain conditions and grooming reports go online to juneauempire.com or skijuneau.com.

• Eaglecrest Lower Loop:

The Lower Loop trails at Eaglecrest are not currently being groomed. However, users have set tracks and report there is plenty of cover due to recent snow.

• Mendenhall Glacier Campground:

The campground trails were rolled again today, but no track is set for classic skiing. Reports said the trail is ok for skate.

• Montana Creek Road:

The gate is closed to vehicular traffic, and the road is rough packed by both users and groomers. Users should be cautious of the rock slide blocking a portion of the trail about 1/2 mile in.

• For current trail conditions and regular updates on all Nordic trail conditions in the Juneau area, go online to http://www.jnski.org.

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