Hmmm…it could be an appropriate title for the last post I ever make on this blog. Not to worry, I’ve got a few Ks(and keystrokes) left in me. It has to do with the “abrupt endings” we’re experiencing this year. Due to the June floods, some of our ski trails…
Just in! Fantastic news! Some grooming has occurred, and the new trail reporting system is in place for this winter. It’s similar to the “Live
It’s the first day of fall, and while most recreationists are preoccupied with larch trees, I have important news to share regarding some of the cross-country ski trails in Kananaskis.
– Skiers on Terrace link trail – New tracksetting from yesterday was in fine condition for waxless skis. I was using my zero skis and climbed the steep hill
It’s getting close to the end of February and I still hadn’t skied to Hummingbird Plume so today was the day. We don’t
Update Feb 22: Due to a cougar kill, there are some closures in effect for Ribbon creek west of Link junction, and Link. Check the Trip Reports
It was the perfect dayfor cross-country skiing at the Ribbon Creek and Kananaskis Village trails. Tracksetter Jeff made a lot of people happy by going out on Sunday night and grooming 20K of trails for the Family Day crowds to ski on today.
Ribbon creek, Kananaskis village trails were trackset last night. Tracksetter Jeff gives this report: “Ribbon Creek had up to 20 cm of new. Ribbon, Link, Kovach, Terrace Loop reset
For two days in a row I’ve been pleasantly surprised by conditions at trails where I thought it would be too icy. Today it was Ribbon creek
Update July 2013: This trail was washed out in the flood of June 2013 and has not been repaired. It is not skiable. If you like fast downhills, here’s a trail for you. The brochure describes Marmot basin trail thus…“provides a good run down from the top.” That’s quite the understatement…
