Everybody's favorite event has returned. Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon of skiing, sipping, and socializing at Brewski 2025! Ski your way through the stunning Caledonia Nordic trails while sampling some of the best craft beer and cider from breweries spanning Prince George and Northern BC. Each tasting station will feature beer-friendly snacks to keep you fueled for the adventure (including Nicole's now Famous Pickled Eggs).

Your ticket includes six craft beer or cider tasters, a custom souvenir tasting mug, a delicious BBQ, and live music to keep the party going. If you're thirsty for more, extra drinks will be available in the stadium for $7 per can! (with cash preferred).

For those who are not Caledonia Nordic members, your ticket includes a trail pass so you can enjoy the experience worry-free. Rental equipment is available on a first-come, first-served basis at an additional cost.

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable event, we will have staggered start times, which you can select when purchasing your ticket. Please remember that this event is 19+, and you must bring valid ID to participate. Drink responsibly, know your limits, and ski within them.

Every ticket includes an awesome Caledonia Nordic tasting mug, but you are welcome to bring your own reusable glass. We also encourage guests to bring a container to collect snacks at each station to help reduce waste.

Don't miss out on this legendary ski-and-sip event! Grab your friends, secure your tickets, and get ready for an amazing time at Brewski 2025!

Watch the Trails Report

Spring is creeping up, and there are moments where it seems to be here, but remember last week?! YIKES! The ski season is not over yet! We know temperatures have been a bit warmer, but rest assured, our grooming team is keeping a close watch. When conditions allow, they are out there ensuring the best possible skiing experience for all to enjoy.

I was excited to see freshly groomed trails today and had an amazing ski! So don’t pack away your gear just yet—check the Trails Report regularly for updates, and come enjoy the trails with us. Our team isn’t ready to stop skiing, and we hope you are not either!

School Ski Programs:

Getting Kids in the Community out on skis!!

Our School Ski Program is absolutely crushing it again this season! Once again, Carolyn and her amazing team of instructors are creating engaging and memorable experiences for students of all ages. When the weather cooperates, our trails come alive with the excitement of classroom groups enjoying the magic of Nordic skiing.

It is truly heartwarming to see so many smiling faces as students take part in this fantastic program. A HUGE thank you to Carolyn and her team, Aaron in the office for his support, and all the teachers, parents, and students who make this program such a success.

We LOVE this program and all the joy it brings! 

Early engagement - Member's Input

Potential 5 km ski trail expansion on

Terus private land

Caledonia Nordic Ski Club (CNSC) is exploring the addition of approximately 5 km of new ski trails on Terus Construction’s private land near the Dog Patch trails. These trails would feature gentle terrain with some undulations, similar in style to the Raven’s Col and Birch Bend. The area consists of open forests, and minimal tree removal is expected.

Key Details:

• Land Agreement: CNSC has a land-sharing agreement with Terus Construction, which supports this project. Lheidli T’enneh First Nation has no early concerns.
• Funding & Costs: CNSC will seek external funding, with development costs estimated at $50,000–$80,000. No significant impact on operational budgets or membership fees is anticipated, though grooming costs may see a slight increase.
• Why Expand? CNSC is the largest ski club in B.C. but has one of the smallest land bases. Parts of the existing dog trail network on Terus land will become inaccessible due to future aggregate developments. Expanding the trail network addresses member feedback and provides a long-term investment in additional skiable terrain, with potential for dog-friendly trails.

We welcome member input on this initiative.

Note: There have been some updates made to the survey