Our club and facilities are closed for the season. See you in November.
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The 100 Mile Nordics Offer
- 45km groomed Nordic ski trails for classic and skating
- Snowshoe trails
- 2.5km of lit night trails
- A spacious lodge and cafe that offers legendary soup and snacks
- An Adventure Park for young skiers to explore and enjoy
- Cross country ski and snowshoe rentals
- Chariot rentals for families with small children
- Kids play area in lodge
- Racers and families alike LOVE our trails
- Two cabins on our trails to visit and explore
- Night skiing daily until 10pm. (Please put money in box at entrance )
- Lodge open: daily from 9am-4pm and until 10pm Wednesdays.
- Call For Info: 250-395-2104
- Read about us on Trip Advisor
- Pay with cash, debit or credit card
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See You In November
Our lodge and club are now closed. See you in November for Ski Swap. Be sure to follow us on Facebook to get the latest info and news.
RECENT CLUB NEWS & TRAIL CONDITIONS
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Nordics: Our trails are now CLOSED. Recreation Sites And Trails BC has requested we stop grooming. The Storm Riders have moved in early as well. So for these reasons we feel it is best to close trails to members for the season. See you in November!
From our local physician group ❤️
To Our Community,
The physicians of 100 Mile House are on the frontlines in the battle against COVID-19. This crisis is unlike anything we have experienced in our lifetime. We are working hard to prepare and be there for our patients and their families.
Doctors cannot do this alone. What the public does now will impact the health of British Columbians in the weeks and months ahead. Lives depend on your actions now.
Our province is in a state of emergency. Here is the directive from our Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry:
· Stay home unless absolutely necessary. This means no dinner parties. No shopping. No playdates. No group sports, even outside. Have coffee with a friend online. If you must go outside, get there in a private vehicle and go where no one else is around.
· Keep two metres (or six feet) away from everyone if you must go out. That’s about the width of a car or the length of two arms stretched out.
· Wash your hands frequently.
· Tell your loved ones to do the same.
This is especially important for young people. We sometimes see you out in the park or around town. You can get sick from this virus. More importantly, you can be carriers and cause a lot of harm to parents, grandparents, and other loved ones.
The time is now. We cannot wait one more hour or one more day. Let’s save lives together.
In 100 Mile and Canim Lake, our offices are making changes to help you do this. All offices are using telephone or telehealth appointments to minimize the number of people in our waiting and exam rooms. The more people we can “see” by telephone, the better. Please call your doctor’s or nurse practitioner’s office to update your appointment type. If you are unable to reach out by phone, don’t worry our offices are still open and you can connect with your practitioner in person if necessary. If your concern is regarding medication, reach out to your pharmacist. They have been granted increased ability to refill and adjust medication as needed during the crisis.
We are here for the community, working to keep you safe and healthy.
So PLEASE STAY HOME, unless absolutely necessary.
Sincerely,
Physicians of 100 Mile House
#BCDocs #stayhome
Here is a great video about our sport. I hope that we see the 100 Mile Nordics logo in the mix next season on the race circuit.
Even though our lodge is closed, grooming will continue until the 28th. Our trails are open and the conditions are fabulous. The lights stay on until 10pm daily. Go burn off some stress! If you are not a pass holder, be sure to drop a cash donation in the box at the front entrance. Rates here: www.100milenordics.com/day-passes/
In the interests of health and safety, the lodge is closed effective March 17th. The skiing remains fantastic. If you don't have a Season's Pass, please make use of the Honour Box to pay for your trail pass.
Frequently Asked Questions
OPEN: 9am – 4pm Daily
OPEN LATE: until 7pm, Wednesdays
Self Serve Night Skiing until 10pm (timed light system)
Self Serve Night Skiing until 10pm (timed light system)
- For youth ages 5-19, we have scheduled lessons.
- We have adult lessons you can schedule.
- As a small club we are actually a bit short on instructors. If you are interested in helping out, contact us. We will pay course fees if you wish to get certified.
We offer two snowshoe loop trails. The rate is $5. You can also rent snowshoes. There is a payment box if you wish to go out after 3pm.
A lot of people find Nordic skiing very intimidating. Our advice, just take it one glide at a time! If you walk, you can nordic ski. The best part about our club is the small, friendly vibe that allows anyone to feel comfortable. If you are curious, simply come up to the club any day of the week and rent some gear or take a lesson.