We’re gearing up for the 2019-20 season! Club Membership and signing up for Bunnyrabbits or Jackrabbits opens October 15, 2019.
SNOW REPORT
18 – Mar 2019
Trails are officially closed. Thanks for a fantastic season!
Welcome to Skmana Cross-Country Ski and Snowshoe Club
Our ski club offers 14 kms of track set classic ski trials and a generous offering of designated snow shoe trails. All are well marked and cover a very wide range of natural forest, lakes and streams. If you watch closely you may even encounter snowshoe hares, woodpeckers and grouse. With real luck you may come across our resident moose. Families, social groups and individual skiers and snowshoe’s will all find the trails very user friendly. You won’t be disappointed!
The trails are located at Skmana Lakes Forestry Recreation Site and are managed by the club. A warming hut is provided as a social gathering place.
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Upcoming Events
The program consists of eight weekly lessons (snow and weather permitting) starting on Sundays from January 12 and running until March 8, 1 – 2 PM. The cost and use of equipment, as well as the Bunnyrabbits & Jackrabbits coaching, will be free to club members (a minimum of one adult and one child). The objective is to introduce cross country skiing and the healthy lifestyle associated with it through organized activity and active play. In addition, the program is designed to:
- Help children develop a positive self-image
- Be fun
- Provide children an opportunity to make ski-friends
- Develop fundamental movement skills
- Help children develop an awareness and appreciation of our natural environment
Want to Join The Club?
We need people for a wide variety of jobs, if you have a special skill and would like to volunteer your expertise, reach out to us on our contact page. We would love to have you on board!
Fundraising Coordinator – Includes everything from Corporate donation requests to bottle drives and silent auctions. This activity can be done anytime during the year. New ideas are welcome.
Trail Grooming – Includes operating snowmobiles and pulling grooming equipment as well moving snow manually and tree cutting and clipping. Generally trails need grooming 2 – 3 times per week, depending on snow conditions and new snow falls.
Activity Planner – Determines and organizes on hill activities, including advertising the events and attending as host.
Parade Decoration Crew – An annual one time event usually in November during Chase Christmas Activities.
Membership Drives & Processing – Responsible for advertising for new members as well as collecting enrollment forms and collecting fees.