I didn’t ski Skogan Pass today, but Tracksetter Jeff sent the above photo and the following report: “Great snow on upper Skogan Pass and Skogan Loop 25-30cm, so good I was able to trackset all the trails above High Level right to the top of the Pass. Lower Skogan is…
I bike to the top of Skogan Pass every summer, but I need to get in better shape to make it to the summit. It’s been two months
I didn’t ski today, so I’m posting some photos from Ray and Mary Perrott’s trip to Skogan Pass.
How about a fourth report on Skogan Pass?! I knew Chuck was somewhere on the trails above me because Alaric and Maya told me, but he must have been
Update Sat Dec 24 @7:45 a.m: I received 2 cm overnight in Canmore(and another 2 cm is predicted for today). I expect the Ribbon Creek – Skogan Pass trails would have also received at least that much, so I’m wondering if Lower Skogan would now be skiable?
This is what we have been waiting for! 🙂 🙂 🙂  This Live Grooming Report showed up late this afternoon. There might be more to the story as I see only a portion of Lookout north side was done. With these cold temperatures, equipment problems can be a concern.
I had a wide and varied choice of trails to ski today. Cascade? Mt Shark? Pocaterra? Blueberry hill? Spray river? Lake Louise?
The photos were sent from Ribbon Creek Tracksetter Jeff’s phone around 1 pm today. He was obviously scouting out the territory by snowmobile and checking snow
Kananaskis Tracksetter Jeff has returned, and is doing a marathon grooming session today/tonight. He’s already groomed Bill Milne, Wedge Connector,
Trip Report from Keith Bagnall(pictured in below photo): “We skied to Skogan Pass today from Ribbon Creek parking lot. The temperature at the car was +2C and the trails were slippery, so we chose our waxless skis. Conditions were excellent for making snowmen.”
