Moonlight Snowshoe Jan 27th.

The moon didn't appear but we had nineteen participants show up for a great snowshoe at night. We anticipated rain but we had a wonderful evening with two separate trips lead by Mary Ann and Alexander.

Each trip took the participants about ninety minutes to complete with distances of 3.7 to 4 km respectively.

The trails are different once the sun goes down and I highly recommend a trip at night!

The shorter 3.7 route was signed earlier that day by Michael and Annalee and we plan on leaving the white and red poles in place until after the February 24th Moonlight Snowshoe and Ski.

Note the green signs will be removed and then put back up for the February Moonlight Event

Masters Lessons Make-up Day

If you were a participant in the January Masters Social Lessons then this applies to you!

Sunday, February 4th will be the make up day for any days you missed in January. You will be with the same instructors and same group you were with in January so that the lessons can continue where you left off.

Participants starting with the February lessons will be separate groups.

See you on Sunday!

Dogs! Dogs! Dogs

I love dogs. You love dogs too but this is a reminder that dogs are only allowed on some of our trails.

There have been a number of unfortunate incidents of dogs interfering with skiers on trails that dogs are not allowed on.

Dog friendly ski trails include:

• K9

• Riverside (part from Jackrabbit to Backcountry only)

• Backcountry

• Axel’s Alley (upper or South part only)

• Thunder Mountain

• Ol 33 (one way going down only)

• Mochis

• Diamond Daves

• and the connector between Kallis and Summit.

Note some trails are one way only for dogs.

We have the most KMs of dog allowed trails in the Okanagan and we want to keep it that way so please obey the signs and if you see someone with dogs on banned trails then gently remind them that dogs are not allowed on this trail.

A detailed description of our dogs on trails policy may be found on our Canine page.

It is the responsibility of the dog owner to control your dog and pick-up any “donations” on the trail or at least move them off to the side please.

Dog owners are responsible for their dog's behaviour so please be considerate to your fellow skiers and snowshoers.