Excellent spring skiing can be found at KNSC with lots of snow on the ground! Browse to recent photos (March 21, March 23, April 5) and trail conditions.

Read our Apr 2008 Newsletter.

We are pleased to announce, that new for this season, the KNSC website is offering online forums. Drop by to interact with other nordic skiers and discuss the club, the trails, the weather, and skiing. Or perhaps you want to offer a ride, offer your skills, sell your old skis, swap for a new pair, or ask a question. It's all happening online.

Another great Jackrabbit and Track Attack season has finished at Kawartha Nordic. We wrapped things up on Saturday March 1st with a fun ski-orienteering event and a social BBQ. Many thanks to all those who helped out and a special thanks to our volunteer staff this winter, we could not have done this without you.

Thank you to:
Jill Ritchie, Dave Rutledge, Lynn Kostuch, Jon Grimwood, Ann Grimwood, Becky Scriver, Anne Leavons, Sean Kelly, Rachel Heron, Simon Walker, Todd Harris... and our high school student volunteers...Terry Milne, Richard Barlow, Caroline Sadlier, Kelly Milne,Bobby Green, Brad Parsons, Kyle Gibbons, Ryley Hilker, Paul Handy, Caitlin Hardil, Becky Olscher, and Rachel Lawless.

Thanks for all the kind words that have been shared this season in regards to our program and its staff. We are very proud of our children's programs and we looking forward to continuing to develop them in the future. Now we look ahead another fantastic season of Jackrabbits and Track Attack at KNSC next year.

Read our Jan 2008 Newsletter.

Registration for the KNSC children's programs is now open! We offer two fun instructional programs: Jackrabbits for 5-9 year olds and Track Attack for 10-12 year olds. Please note that enrolment is limited and the deadline for registration is December 1st. More…

Read our Apr 2007 Newsletter.

We are very happy to announce the opening of a new snowshoe trail at KNSC. This exciting new trail takes in typical shield scenery while winding through forest, over granite outcrops and across beaver dams. The trail is 8 km in length and will take you 3-4 hours to traverse. The trail begins at the new chalet and passes by the Laderach cabin. What better a way to enjoy the snow than with a walk in the woods when you know there is a wood stove at the other end?

We would like to thank Atlas Snow-Shoe Company, Tubbs Snowshoes and Wild Rock Outfitters for their financial support.