Question from a reader: “Can you recommend some beginner trails, that is, ones that don’t have really steep runs and perhaps maybe would only appeal to other beginners?” I want to preface this with a word about snow conditions. For a beginner cross-country skier to have a satisfying ski experience, favourable…
-Conditions on Pocaterra trail are improving with new snow. This photo was taken at the trailhead by the hut-
Thanks to everybody who left trip reports over the weekend. They’re very helpful to this blog’s thousands of readers in determining where to ski.
Groomer’s Report from Parks Canada tracksetter Jeff at Lake Louise: Hi Bob, Great Divide trackset to O’Hara and back. Skate lane as well. The Dog Sled operation started today on the 1A. Jeff
The Wedge connector is one of our favourite places to take Tessa for a ski. It’s never busy, and the trail is super easy.
The two busloads of skiers from Regina will be going home with glowing reports of the
Jody wasn’t kidding when he said it was a whole pack of wolves, and as Chris
Tracksetter Jody sent this Tuesday Dec 24 at 8:21 a.m: It was minus six at 7AM at Boulton Parking Lot, with a skiff of light snow overnight. All of the PLPP trails north of and including Whiskey Jack have now been groomed
Do you like it relaxed and easy, or hard and fast? Are you a beginner, maybe even
This is an updated version to reflect new information: Most of the Bill Milne trail and Wedge connector are now groomed and trackset, but there is still an unskiable gap between the north side of Evan Thomas creek and the
