The Time Has Come:

We are shutting things down for the season!

Big thanks to Everyone

Our Season is Coming to an End!!

This has been a challenging season from start to finish. We had some amazing days and some difficult. We had low snow, no snow, cold days and rain. We also had blue skies, smiling faces and some of the best skiing conditions in the province. It was a battle, but we made it happen and we thank all our members for your support and understanding.

As a result of low numbers and reduced visitors, the Rental Shop and Office will be closed for the season. Big thanks to our Rental Shop and Office team for all your hard work (Sadie Bialuski, Chloe Bialuski, Stephanie Horning, Sage Bialuski).

We look forward to seeing everyone throughout the Spring/Summer. Make sure to watch for our Newsletters/Social Media/Website for any upcoming Events. We will continue to provide some entertaining opportunities for our members and community.

Let's Hope for a Snowy 2024-25 Season!!

Reduced Grooming

Spring skiing conditions have been fantastic. The natural snow is basically gone, and often quite icy, but the man made snow is still in reasonable shape. Our groomers will be out, but grooming will be reduced. Please watch the trails report for updates.

Big thanks to our Grooming Team this season for all their hard work. They made this season happen!! (Peter Hoffman, Erik Hoffman, Steve Cutts). We must also thank the grooming support and snowmaking team for assisting this season (Ken Hannah, Mike Palangio, Devon Flynn, Issiah Wyatt, Dusty Martin and Stephanie " Multi Talented" Horning)

Please respect any trail closures as these have been setup to ensure skier safety, including some tree falling.

Again, thank to our members for the support throughout the season.



We are not there yet!

A common strategy for most of our members when they receive this newsletter is to put the storage wax on the skis, pack everything away and pull out the bikes. Please remember, there is a bit of time between the two seasons.

Pull out the bikes, get them tuned up, build up biking muscles on the road, but please hold off on riding the singletrack trails. They are not ready. We will let you know when they are as we will be some of the first out there.

Thank you for your patience!

Pub Night Fundraiser

Caledonia Nordic Race Team Pub Night Fundraiser at The Canadian Brewhouse, April 26, 2024, at 6pm.

Come out and support the Caledonia Nordic cross country and biathlon race teams! This event is family friendly.

Tickets $35 each for a burger (beef, chicken or veggie). Includes a $7.99 coupon for a future visit. Contact a team member or Robin Ditto (rditto1@hotmail.com) for tickets.



Silent auction on site. (gratefully accepting donations)

Bike Program Registration is OPEN!

Registration for the Spring Saturday Sessions and Summer Camps is now OPEN. Don't miss out!

This season we will be adding a new 10+ Youth Trail Building and biking program. This program will focus on trail building, incorporating indigenous practices, and more experienced biking skills for our stronger cyclists.

Note: The age range has changed (10+)

2024 Rotary Community FUNdraiser

East Coast Kitchen Kitchen Party

April 20, 2024

Get your fill of Fresh Atlantic Lobster

PG Cycling Club Event

Our good friends at the Prince George Cycling Club will be Hosting a Movie Screening of Dirt Relations: The Story of the Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program

Looking to join our Bike Coach Team?

We are still looking for a few more individuals to join our Bike Coach Team this Spring/Summer. We will be hosting Spring Saturdays in May/June and SIX Summer Camp weeks.

We provide the training (likely late April, early May), you bring the excitement and energy for all things biking that keep the kids coming back for more!

If interested, please email: gm@caledonianordic.com