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Wrapping up a fantastic week of ski racing last weekend, the trails were in good shape until mid-week. The storm that hit Cody only deposited around 2" of snow at Pahaska.

Groomers took advantage of a sunny day and reset all trails.

Trails groomed by Snow Cat: Moose Flats. Crow Creek, Barn Road, all of Race Park, Middle Fork, Outlaw, Penny's and the haul Road to Sleeping Giant.

Trails groomed by snowmobile: Becker, SG East trails, the highway to East Gate and the dog trail.

The forecast looks like we will be getting a substantial amount of snow starting Saturday and continuing through Mid-next week. 12-16" are possible! 

we will try to re-groom the trails as needed throughout the 3-day weekend.

Happy Skiing!

The Groomers

Things are back to normal after another fantastic Taste of Trails event. The weather provided some fresh snow to make the event feel very festive.

Groomers hit all the Trails North of Pahaska, as well as the road with snowmobile grooming on Wednesday, Feb 1. They've held up well so they were left for the weekend.

All grooming on Friday took place South of the river, as well as the Highway and the Dog trails.  Everything is in great shape!

Edit: Moonlight skiers have reported 3+ inches of fresh snow Sunday Evening, so we should have nice snow to work for the weekend!

Next Friday and Saturday , (2/10-11), the PCNSA trails will be hosting The High School and Middle school xc ski races. All racing will take place on the trails North of Pahaska, The highway and Middlefork. Trails to the south should be open to citizen skiers, but be advise that access and parking may be restricted before and during each race.

Happy Trails!

The Taste of Trails is happening today , January 28th. 2023

It is winter wonderland up at Pahaska , come enjoy  the freshly  groomed trails !!

Be prepared for some snowy weather ❄️⛷❄️⛷

The January doldrums are here, with not a lot of storm activity in the last 10 days. Pahaska picked up a couple inches of snow since last weekend and the groomers chose to preserve it by waiting until today to reset trails.  Despite  not a lot of new snow, the trails are in great shape and everything is skiing really nicely!

Trails Groomed:

Middle Fork, Race Park, Becker Trail, Outlaw Bench, Moose Flats, Crow Creek Loop, Barn Road, Penny's Passage, the Haul Road to Sleeping Giant, SG East trails, The Highway to the YNP East Entrance and the Dog Trail across the river. As of today, YNP had not set track in the park, but the skiing was pretty nice on the snowmobile side going up Sylvan Pass. 

You may see some prep work has taken place and new cutoffs that have been groomed that  for the Taste of the Trails event next week.  Feel free to ski those connectors if you'd like.

see you on the trails!

Good evening,

Pahaska picked up around 5" of snow from the last front that moved through on Wednesday.  This really helped to fill in thin areas and level out some rolling terrain.

Trails groomed:

Becker's, Outlaw, Penny's, Haul road to SG, SG East, Moose Flats, Race Park, Crow Creek, Middle fork and the Highway to the east Entrance.

The dog trail, (East of the river) was also groomed and track was set for the first time this season.

The Featured Trails this week are the SG East Trails. Located East of Sleeping Giant Ski Area, these trails have outstanding, rolling terrain with open views of Crow Peak, Cody Peak and the Canfield drainage. Either ski from Pahaska via the Haul Road, or park at Sleeping Giant and take a left near the double chairlift.  The same rules apply to this trail network as the rest; no dogs, etc...

Session 2 of the Nordic Kids program from 10-12 on Saturday

Sunday is World Snow Day, with free adult ski clinics from 1-2 PM.

See you on the trails!

Trails were groomed Friday Morning. Around an inch of new snow helped to whiten everything up. The trails are getting very level and are fast!

As usual, the grooming crew uses both snowmobiles/ Ginzu Groomers and the snowcat to divide and conquer the trail prep.

Trails groomed by snowmobile:

Moose Flats, Crow Creek (the barn loop), Barn Road, Race Park (including all cutoffs), Becker Trail and Penny's Passage.

Trails Groomed by Snowcat:

Middle Fork, The Highway to YNP, Haul Road to SG, all trails east of SG and Outlaw.

All trails were set for classic and skate skiing.

Remember, if you are a snowshoer, please use the side of the trail opposite of the classic tracks and walk in a single-file line.

Temps look warm for the coming week, with the possibility of rain on Tuesday, so plan accordingly and try to stay off the trails while its raining. Hopefully it comes down mostly as snow!

Keep doing your snow dances!

Happy New Year!

2022 Ended with a nice storm, bringing us around 6" of snow; just in time for the first Nordic Kids ski program of the season!  All the trails on the North side of the Highway were groomed on Saturday Morning. Later in the day, after the snow had stopped, the groomers packed the remaining trails.

Work resumed Sunday morning to groom and track all the trails.

Trails groomed: Moose Flats, Barn Road, Crow Creek, Race Park, Middle Fork, Becker's, Haul Road to SG, Penny's, SG East and Outlaw.

The dog trail was also groomed and we anticipate being able to set track on it after the next snow.

The snow cat from Lake has been over Sylvan Pass, so the skiing in the park should be quite good as well.

Here's your chance to start the New Year off right with a good ski!

The Groomers.

Good Evening,

Despite rain and warm temps on Tuesday, the trails held up fairly well. The groomers were able to take advantage of the cooler temps and  2" of snow that fell after the rain.

Trails Groomed:

Moose Flats, Crow Creek, Barn Road, Race Park, Middle Fork, Becker's, Penny's, Haul Road to SG, SG East, Penny's, the Highway and the Dog trail.

The Trails are fast and firm. More snow is expected Friday through Saturday night, so hopefully we will have a nice refresh for the new year.

See you on the trails!

The Groomers

Due to the very warm temperatures and rain the last the few days, the groomers have held off of any resets until temps have returned to seasonal levels.  Grooming when it is too warm or too wet can do more damage to the existing base and cause it to turn to ice, we want to preserve the quality of the snow. 

The plan is to groom tomorrow, (Thursday) as temps will be in the 20's and then again Saturday before the Youth ski programs.

Given the extra day for the snow to dry out, the trails should groom up nicely.

Stay tuned for more updates.