Nordic Snow Report

First Update: February 28th 7:52am

Second Update: Februrary 28th 12:04pm

Last update : 2:07pm

Ski Trail Report: 

Currently have on and off flurries. Lots of work going into the BC Cup and BC Championship Biathlon Event happening here this weekend!  Most all of our trails are freshly groomed for classic and skate. Lake Trail has been recently groomed. Grind, and Legacy View were not groomed last night, but our outdoor ops team wil be out with the ginzu to pack down the skate lane. Classic tracks are still looking great. 

There are still some hazards in the park in the way of small branches, trees and sinkholes so please ski with caution.

Our Outdoor Ops staff might be out there with our roller/ginzu so please be on the lookout as they work hard to keep the trails packed. Exercise caution when descending hills and coming around blind corners, be wary of hazards on the trails and always respect all ropes and signage. Please be mindful of other users on shared trails.

All of our trails are open from 9 am to 4 pm.

Strathcona Park Trail Report: 

--NEW!-- Lake Trail is now two-ways out to Lake Helen Mackenzie . Our groomer will track set both sides up until the sign indicating one-way skiing at the head of the lake. Please be aware of this change and when out on the trail. 

All trails are open today and groomed for classic and skate.

Snowshoe Trail Report: 

All snowshoe trails are marked and open. Please note, we are still seeing "early season hazards" on the trails so expect to see underbrush in some areas. Please remember to remain on marked trails as you might encounter deep snow/water hazards off the trails. Please kindly stay on snowshoe trails and be cautious on shared trails.

Biathlon Range: Open 

Fat Bike Report: Open

Please note, tires must be 3.5" inches or wider with a maximum tire pressure of 10PSI. In terms of difficulty, the Fat Bike trails will carry the same designation as the Nordic trails and are classed as "Black Diamond". Guests can expect cross-country-style trails with moderate to sustained hill climbs and steep descents. Riders must be intermediate/advanced ability and must ALWAYS yield to other trail users. It is recommended riders who are new to Fat Biking at Mt. Washington begins their ride on West Passage, our multi-use trail.

Guests are reminded to NEVER walk their bikes on the ski trail but to move to the outside of the Classic tracks and walk from there so as not to disrupt the grooming. A reminder as well that e-bikes are not permitted on Mt. Washington trails.

NOTE: For safety reasons, we are not able to operate our main grooming machine whilst we are open to the public. Therefore, during snow events, our staff will be using our Ginzu groomer throughout the day to maintain the trails. Please use caution when coming around corners or steep hills in order to avoid an encounter with the machine.