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Conditions for January 2, 2026
Ski and Activity Conditions
30KM
Skating
30KM
Track Set
13CM
Base
Showshoe Trails
Open
Teal's Tango
Open
Recommended Waxes
| Swix | Toko | Rode | Vauhti | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grip | Swix Blue | Toko Red | Rode Blue, Rode Green | |
| Glide | Swix PS6 | Toko Red | Cold, Polar |
Weather Conditions
-10ºC
Current
-7ºC
Expected High
5CM
Snow in Last 24Hrs
197CM
Total Season Snowfall
Forecast
Snow squalls
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Radar - Click here to view Environment Canada's Radar.
Road Conditions - Click here to road conditions in Simcoe county..
Surface Conitions
Machine groomed powder
Today's Report
Another beautiful snowy day on the trails. Chanse has regroomed everything with the Husky and conditions are in excellent shape. If you didnt get the memo the Woolner Loop is now open! It will be soft and there are a few spots that have bled up but it’s in pretty good condition.
All ski trails are open.
Here is where everyone chimes in but it’s COOOLLDDDD. You are right it is cold but with some proper layer choices you can still have a fantastic ski I promise! Once you are in the trees and out of the wind it will be much better. I have added some layer suggestions to help you get outside today.
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.
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
December 26 to February 17 – Teal’s Tango Draw
January 4 – Demo Day & Wax Learning Session
January 7 – Night Skiing Begins (bring a headlamp)
January 16 – Women’s Ski Day
January 31 – Sip & Ski Night
