Nordic Pulse

This winter has been challenging, to say the least. With the current state of the trails and the forecast ahead, the Nordic & Trail Center is now closed for the season. This means Crosscut is closed to the public and open only to season pass holders for postseason visits. Trail access is limited to season pass holders only — please respect this closure.

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Postseason skiing for season pass holders is open, and as is customary during postseason access, dogs are allowed on the trails without day or time restrictions. However, please be aware that the trails currently have numerous hazards. Conditions include a mix of ice, crusty snow, bare dirt, and debris-covered snow.

Only pass holders who are very confident in their abilities should be on the trails. 

Skiing, fatbiking and snowshoeing is at each pass holder’s own risk. There are no support services available, including incident response and emergency evacuation.

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We have not been able to groom any trails since March 8th.

A small selection of wide ski trails may be groomed on Sunday morning IF three or more inches of snow falls between now and then. In that case, grooming would be limited to a handful of trails where grooming equipment can safely operate — this would not include Logger’s due to numerous patches of ice and bare ground.

Grooming operations have concluded for the season on Narrow Gauge trails. Pass holders may still fatbike and snowshoe on these trails. Please be aware that numerous bare patches and icy sections are present.