Ski Trails
Ski the dry snow and open spaces around Logan Lake and experience a cross-country skier’s dream. Logan Lake’s 36km. cross-country ski trail system is one of the best in the province. Groomed trails begin right in the community and extend out along the original 14 foot-wide logging roads into the surrounding wilderness. The terrain varies widely and offers something for everyone. Beginners will be delighted with the 2km. of lit trails for night skiing, and even advanced skiers can enjoy adrenalin-spiking challenges. In winter this trail system is shared with snowshoers. The snowshoeing trail loops along the crosscountry skiing trails and joins them in some places. Both snowshoeing and beginner’s trails are pet friendly. Challenge yourself to new adventures this year as you ski freshly created trails and enjoy widened routes. Try snow camping – just come well equipped for the cold. You will discover new lean-tos, campsites and outhouses along the familiar routes. Whichever sport you choose, whichever trail you follow, you will meet happy people and happy dogs, see spectacular scenery, spot local wildlife and enjoy fabulous snow conditions.
NEED TO KNOW
For those new to the area, we request that all users of the trails be responsible by observing the following courtesies:
- Skiers going downhill have the right of way
- Keep to the right when approaching oncoming skiers
- Lend assistance when needed
- Carry all garbage out
- Fires in designated fire pits only
Any problems or windfalls on trails please email:
- Inquiries: HVOALoganLake@gmail.com
- HVOA president: Peter Martell
- HVOA Vice President: Charlie Weir
- HVOA Treasurer: Gillian Graeme
- HVOA Membership Coordinator: Jacqui Martell
- Gun Range Director: Quentin Brownlee
- Recreational Trails Director: Dave Prentice
- Disc Golf Director: Brett Hanna
