Kelly

Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky. Conditions are in excellent shape. We received some snow overnight and that is excepted to continue throughout the day. You will find the trails snow-covered and maybe a little drifted on the Back Red and Teal’s Tango. Get ready for a snowy day!

Everything is open.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

February 7 – Demo Day & Wax Clinic

February 7 to 17 – FEEL THE LOVE SALE, 33% to 50% off select clothing and 25% off Select skis

February 21 – Highlands Ski Orienteering

February 28 – Family Winter Adventure Day

March 16 to 20 – March Break Day Camp

Just a dusting of snow over night and conditions are going to be excellent! Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky. Get out for a ski today! It will be worth it.

Everything is open.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

February 7 – Demo Day & Wax Clinic

February 21 – Highlands Ski Orienteering

February 28 – Family Winter Adventure Day

March 16 to 20 – March Break Day Camp

The Highlands Snow Globe was working overtime yesterday. A lovely little bubble of snow kept going all day yesterday. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky. Conditions are in excellent shape. Looks like we have a sunny day ahead of us!

Everything is open.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

February 7 – Demo Day & Wax Clinic

February 21 – Highlands Ski Orienteering

February 28 – Family Winter Adventure Day

March 16 to 20 – March Break Day Camp

Another beautiful day in the Duntroon neighbourhood. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky after a little bit of snow last night.

Wiarton Willie has made his decision. 6 more weeks until Spring. The groundhog has spoken get your skiing in while you can!

Everything is open.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

February 7 – Demo Day & Wax Clinic

February 21 – Highlands Ski Orienteering

February 28 – Family Winter Adventure Day

March 16 to 20 – March Break Day Camp

Ummm excuse me….is that single digits!? It is amazing that we are able to ski in such tropical weather.

Conditions are going to be UNREAL today. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky.

I will have to miss Get Active Club today but I encourage you to get out for a ski. It will be worth it.

Everything is open.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

February 7 – Demo Day & Wax Clinic

February 21 – Highlands Ski Orienteering

February 28 – Family Winter Adventure Day

March 16 to 20 – March Break Day Camp

January was somehow the longest month ever but was also somehow over in a blink. Anyone else feeling like that? I cant believe it is February. Looking forward to some great skiing this month. And February 1 is no exception! Skiing is going to be amazing today. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky. There was just a dusting of snow so the trails will be firm. I am excited to see the sun!

I wonder what Wiarton Willie will decide? 6 more weeks of Winter or 6 more weeks until Spring? I vote for a slightly warmer version of 6 more weeks of Winter.

Rene will be ready for Get Active Club if you would like a buddy while skiing. He is going to be classic skiing.

Everything is open.

What would I be wearing while on the trails in the cold?

Top, 3 to 4 layers: my warmer base layer, merino baselayer that I use for a mid layer, maybe a light fleece (for me I find a fleece too much for a solo ski, although would have keep it if I was skiing with others) and jacket on top.

Bottom, 2 layers (I never wear more than 2 just change the weight): my warmer base layer, and heavier outer pants. Proper underwear makes a difference too! The no cotton holds true to underwear just as much as your base layer.

Accessories: warm hat (Sauce Chill Toque), regular weight buff, warmest mitts (Auclair Gigatex, again I find these too much for a solo ski but good if I was skiing with someone), and my Lorpen socks. I usually put on some vaseline on my cheeks and lips to help cut the wind and add a layer of protection. It won’t specifically help with frostbite but it helps with wind burn.

Bottom line don’t let the cold scare you off! You may discover you can enjoy being outside even when it is cold.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

February 7 – Demi Day & Wax Clinic

February 21 – Highlands Ski Orienteering

February 28 – Family Winter Adventure Day

March 16 to 20 – March Break Day Camp

Will we see the sun today?! It looks like we have some clear skies, low winds and a truly awesome day for a ski! Conditions are in excellent shape. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky. Sparkly and sneaky snow is todays theme ✨

Lessons are still a go today, please dress appropriately. We may take a break and go over talking points inside.

Everything is open.

What would I be wearing while on the trails in the cold?

Top, 3 to 4 layers: my warmer base layer, merino baselayer that I use for a mid layer, maybe a light fleece (for me I find a fleece too much for a solo ski, although would have keep it if I was skiing with others) and jacket on top.

Bottom, 2 layers (I never wear more than 2 just change the weight): my warmer base layer, and heavier outer pants. Proper underwear makes a difference too! The no cotton holds true to underwear just as much as your base layer.

Accessories: warm hat (Sauce Chill Toque), regular weight buff, warmest mitts (Auclair Gigatex, again I find these too much for a solo ski but good if I was skiing with someone), and my Lorpen socks. I usually put on some vaseline on my cheeks and lips to help cut the wind and add a layer of protection. It won’t specifically help with frostbite but it helps with wind burn.

Bottom line don’t let the cold scare you off! You may discover you can enjoy being outside even when it is cold.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

January 31 – Sip & Ski Night

February 7 – Demi Day & Wax Clinic

Another chilly day in the neighbourhood but a fantastic day on the trails. Low winds predicted today so it should be pretty nice even in the more open trails. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky. Night skiing is a go but the cold is taking a hit to the batteries that power the lights. We suggesting bringing a headlamp.

Lessons are still a go today, please dress appropriately. We may take a break and go over talking points inside so the lesson isnt 100% outside.

Everything is open.

What would I be wearing while on the trails in the cold?

Top, 3 to 4 layers: my warmer base layer, merino baselayer that I use for a mid layer, maybe a light fleece (for me I find a fleece too much for a solo ski, although would have keep it if I was skiing with others) and jacket on top.

Bottom, 2 layers (I never wear more than 2 just change the weight): my warmer base layer, and heavier outer pants. Proper underwear makes a difference too! The no cotton holds true to underwear just as much as your base layer.

Accessories: warm hat (Sauce Chill Toque), regular weight buff, warmest mitts (Auclair Gigatex, again I find these too much for a solo ski but good if I was skiing with someone), and my Lorpen socks. I usually put on some vaseline on my cheeks and lips to help cut the wind and add a layer of protection. It won’t specifically help with frostbite but it helps with wind burn.

Bottom line don’t let the cold scare you off! You may discover you can enjoy being outside even when it is cold.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

January 31 – Sip & Ski Night

February 7 – Demi Day & Wax Clinic

Another deposit of snow last night. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky. Conditions are in excellent shape. Low winds predicted today and maybe even a little sun! It will be a fresh but lovely day out on the trails.

Everything is open.

What would I be wearing while on the trails in the cold?

Top, 3 to 4 layers: my warmer base layer, merino baselayer that I use for a mid layer, maybe a light fleece (for me I find a fleece too much for a solo ski, although would have keep it if I was skiing with others) and jacket on top.

Bottom, 2 layers (I never wear more than 2 just change the weight): my warmer base layer, and heavier outer pants. Proper underwear makes a difference too! The no cotton holds true to underwear just as much as your base layer.

Accessories: warm hat (Sauce Chill Toque), regular weight buff, warmest mitts (Auclair Gigatex, again I find these too much for a solo ski but good if I was skiing with someone), and my Lorpen socks. I usually put on some vaseline on my cheeks and lips to help cut the wind and add a layer of protection. It won’t specifically help with frostbite but it helps with wind burn.

Bottom line don’t let the cold scare you off! You may discover you can enjoy being outside even when it is cold.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

January 31 – Sip & Ski Night

February 7 – Demi Day & Wax Clinic

Conditions are in excellent shape. I am not exaggerating when I say that I have had some of the best skis during this cold snap. Dont let the cold fool you! There is some great skiing to be had. Tim has  regroomed everything with the Husky. Things might be snow-covered as the day goes on. There may also be a bit of drifting in the open areas. See you later for night skiing!

Everything is open.

What would I be wearing while on the trails in the cold?

Top, 3 to 4 layers: my warmer base layer, merino baselayer that I use for a mid layer, maybe a light fleece (for me I find a fleece too much for a solo ski, although would have keep it if I was skiing with others) and jacket on top.

Bottom, 2 layers (I never wear more than 2 just change the weight): my warmer base layer, and heavier outer pants. Proper underwear makes a difference too! The no cotton holds true to underwear just as much as your base layer.

Accessories: warm hat (Sauce Chill Toque), regular weight buff, warmest mitts (Auclair Gigatex, again I find these too much for a solo ski but good if I was skiing with someone), and my Lorpen socks. I usually put on some vaseline on my cheeks and lips to help cut the wind and add a layer of protection. It won’t specifically help with frostbite but it helps with wind burn.

Bottom line don’t let the cold scare you off! You may discover you can enjoy being outside even when it is cold.

See our Trail Etiquette outline here. Guidelines to be a top notch cross country skier and good human being.

Regular Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8:30 to 4:30

Cafe Hours: Wednesday to Sunday: 10 to 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Register for 4 Week Learn to Ski Programs Here

Register for Skills & Drill Sessions Here

Get Active Club – Enjoy skiing or snowshoeing with someone else? Join us for our Get Active Club! Snowshoers meet Monday’s at 1 with Angie (and her sidekick Alan). Skiers meet Kelly Monday’s at 2:30 and Sunday’s with Rene at 2:30.

December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw

January 31 – Sip & Ski Night