On Saturday Dec. 30, 2006 Bob Howell and Joe Pohl skied from Green Rock 
Picnic ground out to the hairpin turn where the Libby Creek trail turns 
and descends to the creek, then returned along the same route to Green 
Rock.  Snow conditions and weather were very good.  The snow stake near 
the start of the trail showed 30 inches, with about 4 inches of fresh 
powder.  (The markings on the stake are getting faint and should 
probably be redone.) The weather was clear and calm, with temperatures 
rising to roughly 20F by afternoon.  We met just two snowshoers on the 
trail, but it had clearly been used by other skiers earlier in the day.  
There were also several other skiers just setting out from Green Rock 
up the road as we arrived, and another group of four who had skied down 
the Barber Lake trail were just returning by car shuttle as we were 
packing up in the afternoon.

The Green Rock parking lot had not been plowed, but the snow had been 
packed down enough that high clearance vehicles didn't have any trouble.
However a compact car would have had to be a little careful to avoid 
getting stuck.

The car counts as of 10:15AM were:

                            with    without
                          trailers  trailers
 Corner Mountain Lot          0         2
 Little Laramie Lot           1         0
 Below Cattleguard           81         2
 Cattleguard to Turnaround   33         0
 Green Rock Picnic Gnd. Lot   0         4
 P. G. to Snowy Range Lodge  37         6

 Total                       86        14