I will have an update on the wonderful conditions at West Bragg Creek later but in the mean time I wanted to share these remarkable photos which Shulamit submitted. We’ve now had a few reports on the conditions at Strathmore with Shulamit’s being the latest… “Leisurely sunset ski. I’d heard…
Confederation golf course in Calgary: “What a difference a day makes!! 10cm of much need snow fell Saturday night. All the trails were rolled Sunday morning and will be regroomed and track set Sunday night. Skiing this week will be great!” Steve Riggs submitted a trip report from West Bragg…
Just as Cheryl, Tessa, and I finished skiing the Strathmore golf course, who should pull up to go skiing but the man himself. It was a thrill to finally meet
Update Mar 8 @6:35 pm: Most of the north side trails were groomed today. The horse damage should be repaired. Live Grooming Report. Pine Ridge trail at Sandy McNabb is a hilly, mostly
My skiing in February was more along the lines of how I had envisioned my winter to be. Skiing closer to Calgary at places like West Bragg Creek, Sandy McNabb, Ribbon Creek, and the golf courses at Confederation and Strathmore.
I didn’t ski today, but went for a walk with Tessa at Bowness Park where other people were skiing. It appears the trails were trackset before the recent snowfall and coverage looked very good. Skiing in open areas is pleasant
They have been battling strong winds and drifting snow at Strathmore. Ed Meyer sent this update and the photos yesterday… “We had a lot of wind out here. Things are in a bit of disarray. We have great snow coverage
West Bragg Creek was in great shape today, and I’ll have a report later. I’ve been wondering about Strathmore golf course, so was happy to get the above video from Ed Meyer who does the grooming. In addition to sending the video,
As we begin 2019, we’re still waiting for snow to arrive on a lot of our trails, and to top-up the trails which are marginal. Yes, we’re spoiled. We have excellent skiing
Today I was pleasantly surprised to receive an email and photos from Ed Meyer, the groomer of the Strathmore Golf Course: “The track seems to have survived the last chinook cycle Even though the wind wreaked havoc on our snow fence the base held up nicely and gave us a…
