Rules and Etiquette

The ski trail is a stacked loop system with loops 1.5k, 2.5k. 5.5k and 7.5k lengths.

The 1.5k and 2.5k ski trails are lit until 9 on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and 10 pm on Friday and Saturday when conditions are suitable.

We have an employee at the chalet 7 days a week to sell passes and help with equipment rentals.

All trail users must have either a Season Pass or a Day Pass. Passes must be worn while using the trails.

Pets are not permitted on the trails.

Walking or using Fat Bikes is not permitted on the trails.

All users must use skis or snowshoes.

Ski trails are groomed with a track on the right for classic skiing and a wide flat area on the left for skate skiing.

Skiers travel around the trails in a counter-clockwise direction.

Skiers always have the right-of-way.

Slower skiers move aside to allow faster skiers to pass. Faster skiers yell "TRACK" as they approach slower skiers.

Snowshoers may use the snowshoe trail or the ski trail.

Snowshoers travel the ski trails in a clockwise direction.

Snowshoers walk in single file on the right side of the trail and always step aside when they see skiers approaching.

Snowshoers should use extra caution when crossing a trail or at the bottom of a hill.

Snowshoers should not step on the set track which is used by skiers.