Ski trails are not open at this time, however we are hoping to complete the last bit of brushing, flagging and sign posting. Get in touch if you would like to help out Sunday morning, December 5th. Read more →

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BVNSC is expanding our trail system this winter with three additional routes, bringing the total length to 10+ km. These “new” trails are fun and very scenic and personally I can hardly wait to ski them. We are working hard to complete and post the new trail map which will make planning your outing and navigating much simpler and safer.… Read more →

We knew this amazing xc ski season had to come to an end. After some sunny, warm weather our BVNSC trails are now closed. Huge thanks to Tom, Caleb and Cory at BVSC. The trail grooming has never been better. Also a big thank you to member-volunteers Paul Pedersen, Don Churchill and Brian McCulloch for taking responsibility for winter trail… Read more →

Trails were groomed and track-set on Thursday. Lots of fresh snow and skiers have kept tracks in pretty good shape. Looks like a great weekend for cross country skiing. Enjoy. Read more →

Tom says, “Trails are packed, rolled and track-set. Hopefully the snow doesn’t pile up too much! Enjoy the trails tomorrow.” Read more →

Trails groomed and track-set Wednesday (Jan. 27). Excellent conditions currently. Temperature is relatively colder so be prepared. “Be bold, start cold” works best if you check the thermometer first. Read more →

Good base. Lots of fresh snow. Trails packed. Track-setting occurring this morning. Enjoy 🙂 Read more →

Lots and lots of fresh snow. So why are the trails not groomed? The ground is still not frozen. Machine grooming now could damage the trails and is potentially unsafe for the machine operators. Another question: How often do you get to experience true backcountry skiing? This is your chance. The trails are beckoning! Expect a slower pace. Preparation is… Read more →

Refer to the map: the trail section from “G” to “H” to “I” is closed. There are a number of bent down and downed trees obstructing the trail. It is possible to ski directly from “G” to “I”. Read more →