Nordic Trail Conditions

Trail Conditions Report

The Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf offers a selection of Nordic (cross-country) skiing, fat biking, snowshoeing and trail walking. The network of various specialty trails offers more than 20 km of adventure. Through forest and alongside Toby Creek, the trails provide an uncrowded experience in spectacular mountain scenery.

Panorama Nordic opens for the 2024/25 winter season on December 6! See you then.

Trail Conditions

ABOUT THE TRAILS
WINTER 2023/24
Our trail system begins at the Greywolf Golf Course Clubhouse and is only a 1.4 km drive from Panorama's upper village. Trails are designated for specific winter sports (cross-country, fat biking, snowshoeing). Cross country only trails are groomed on a regular basis.
Trail Designations
Respect your fellow trail user and obey all trail designations so that everybody can enjoy their activity of choice.
- Cross-country trails are for Nordic skiers only unless otherwise signed and are groomed for both skate and classic skiing.
- Multi-use trails are used by fat tire bikers, snowshoers and walkers. These trails are not recommended for cross-country skiers.
Please note there no motorized vehicles allowed at anytime on any trails.
Trail Tickets and Passes
If you wish to cross-country ski, fat tire bike or snowshoe a ticket to use the trails is required and is available at the Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf or Guest Services in Ski Tip Lodge. Season passes are also available for purchase.
Grooming Schedule
Grooming of all cross-country only trails will be done a daily basis or as required. All cross-country specific trails are groomed for both skate and classic. Snowfall may alter grooming plans but our goal will be to provide fresh groomed trails as soon as we can after a snow event.

CROSS COUNTRY ONLY TRAILS

Our cross country trails are predominantly in the Monument Network except for Paradox which is part of the Village Network.

Cross country trails are for the enjoyment of cross country skiing only (unless otherwise signed*.) Cross country trails are groomed for both skate and classic skiing.

TRAIL	TRAIL RATING	RATING SYMBOL	STATUS	LAST GROOMED
Paradox	Easiest		CLOSED
Connector	Easiest		CLOSED
Placer	Easiest / More difficult		CLOSED
Great Scott!	More difficult		CLOSED
Alder	Easiest / More difficult		CLOSED
No Name	More difficult		CLOSED
Pearl	Easiest		CLOSED
Hale	More difficult		CLOSED
Dragon Slide	More difficult		CLOSED
Dragon Tail	Most difficult		CLOSED
Delphine	Most difficult		CLOSED
Moose Meadow	More difficult		CLOSED

MULTI PURPOSE TRAILS

These trails are generally groomed Tuesdays and Fridays and are not recommended for cross country skiing. Dogs required to be under control at all times. Pooch Pass not required.

TRAIL	NETWORK	DESIGNATION	STATUS	LAST GROOMED
Giddy Up!	Monument	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	Groomed for fat biking on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.
Mineral King	Monument	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	Groomed for fat biking on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.
Cool Water Loop	Monument	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	Groomed for fat biking on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.
Lead Queen	Monument	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	Groomed for fat biking on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.
Thunderbird	Monument	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	Groomed for fat biking on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.
Whitecat	Monument	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	Groomed for fat biking on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.
Valley Trail 1 (Formerly Mountain View)	Village	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	4 Apr
Fairway	Village	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED	4 Apr
Valley Trail 3 (Formerly Creekside)	Village	Multi-Purpose	CLOSED
The South Face	Village	Snowshoe only	CLOSED

TRAILSIDE HUTS

Trailside Huts

Our trails offer a couple of trailside huts for your convenience. The Hale Hut has a heater but the Pentagon Hut does not.

Please be respectful of the huts for your fellow skiers. Pack out any garbage that you bring with you.

Hut STATUS

Hale Hut OPEN

Pentagon Hut OPEN

Hut	STATUS
Hale Hut	OPEN
Pentagon Hut	OPEN

Mountain Friends

This volunteer program is all about providing Nordic trail information, education as well as receiving feedback from out on the trails. Look for them in their blue Swix jackets and toques.

Mountain Friends