It's been pointed out that my 50's Lake Tour has been missing an accessible lake, so today I set out to correct this oversight. I left P16 a bit after 9AM. I was the second car in the parking lot and I made the first tracks on the corduroy all the way from P16 to the campground on lac Phillippe. I was greeted by a screaming cold west wind drifting snow across the trail at P16, and this wind was a factor throughout the trip. Although the snow was cold and powdery glide was amazingly good since I was the first skier on the firm, freshly-groomed corduroy. I continued along 50 all the way to P19 and the shores of my missing lake, Lac Meunier (a mud puddle just west of the parking lot). I then backtracked to the intersection with 55 green, and continued along this trail to the shores of Taylor Lake where I was nearly blown backwards by the wind. I retreated to Renaud Cabin for a lunch stop, then followed 54 up to Lusk Lake. The hills on 54 were in excellent condition, with no icy patches. I then retraced my path on 50 along the Lac Phillippe shore. I now had a tailwind and soon I also had the intense March sun warming my back. The sun also noticeably softened the snow surface despite the low temperatures, giving better glide. After a quick break at Herridge I snuck down Trail 36 to the shore of Meech Lake. This is the only place the downhills were glazed- just slightly. I then returned to 50 and enjoyed the long descent to P16. The final hills had all been deeply tilled and were in excellent condition- edging and control were no problem. Lakes visited: Meech, Trudel (a beaver pond glimpsed through trees), Mouseau (Harrington), Phillippe, Meunier, Petit Renaud, Renaud, Taylor and Lusk. Despite the superb conditions I saw very few other skiers, even in the sunny afternoon. Get out and enjoy, there are probably only a couple of weeks left in the season!