Our track setter worked the trails today and had much trouble with water flooding over the ice at the back end of the lake! Please be advices that skiers should only use the short section to avoid the avalanche area — and stay on shore–and NOT ski on the ice to the back!! They will run into water and slush if they do. Thank you, Marilyn KHSC
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“The Connector Trail between Emerald Lake and the Natural Bridge”
Yesterday—Joe and Bruce—along with the help of Michael Furfaro Jr. & David Allen—managed to push through the entire length of the Connector!
IT IS NOT TRACKED OR READY TO SKI JUST YET —NEEDS MORE SNOW!!
Our own logging crew working the blowdowns of last summer— the boys put in some 40 MAN-HOURS of cutting and removing of fallen trees! The worse shape we have seen the trail in since it was put in —circa early ’90’s!
We will inform you when we have enough snow to set a track and that it is safe to ski.
It remains and “intermediate to advanced trail”—especially the new steeper section close to the Natural Bridge. That said—pick your conditions and get out there and ski it with friends—do not let it intimidate you—it is a beautiful trail, close to the road most of the way.
No shame in WALKING DOWN STEEP SECTIONS !!
Enjoy the mild weather.
We celebrated with 12 skiers @ -20 on a perfectly clear night! Happy 2018!!!
Joe has gifted us the Tally Ho and Kicking Horse Fire Road AND it’s warming up!!!! Time to work off the turkey!!!
Saw very fresh moose & wolf tracks on KHFR on Tuesday !
Ski ski ski!!!
Sunday–Dec 31th–8 pm–Emerald Lake
Members are Free!
Non Members welcome–$5.00 fee per
Memberships to the Club $40.00 to support the grooming & tracks. You also get to stay at the Lodge for $119.00 from Sunday to Thursday(Excluding holidays).
Come on out! It’s New Years!
Dear members and friends,
We are so happy to start another KHSC ski season and why not start the New Year and the return to warmer temperatures with a moon light ski!!
Meeting at Emerald Lake on Dec.31st at 8:00pm. Everyone welcome, we hope to see you there.
Ski you later, Jessica 🙂