Larch Hills and COVID
Please see the LHNS COVID plan for how we will navigate the ski season during these difficult times. It includes:
- Limited numbers of people in the chalet
- Extra cleaning measures
- Limited events and activities during the season
To take part in activities, members must complete the Participant Assessment Agreement form (through Zone4).
Our Cross-country Ski Area, 20 km from Salmon Arm, is home to some of BC’s finest trails. With over 170 km of ski trails, 57 km of which are regularly groomed, plus a further 17km of snow shoe trails, there is no shortage of variety for the outdoor enthusiast.
Latest News:
- Chalet Ice Dams
- Larch Hills eNews – 2021 AGM with Elections, LHNS Lighting Project Fundraising Drive, CCBC Publication, Safety Hosts, Snow Levels
- Larch Hills eNews – 2021 Elections, Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe Survey, Annual General Meeting, LHNS Lighting Project Fundraising Drive
- Larch Hills eNews – Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe Survey, Larch Hills Nordic Society Lighting Project Fundraising Drive
- Trail Lighting Update
We Have:
- Many, many fine volunteers
- Low daily trail fees with membership options
- A heated chalet next to the parking lot with areas suitable for young children nearby
- 57 km of skate/classic trackset trails
- Approximately 1/3 of these are groomed every day, rotating between the North, Central, and South areas
- 114 km of ungroomed ski trails
- Please see our maps page which includes skiing, snowshoe, and cell phone hotspots maps
- 17 km of snowshoe trails
- Various difficulties with trails suitable for all abilities
- An 800m canine trail
- An active Safety Host program and Safety Committee
- A PB Edge tracksetter
- Snowmobiles which groom narrower trails and are used for medical evacuations
- A side-by-side for pulling the Ginzu
- Skiing programs and lessons for all ages
- Volunteer trail guides
- 3 trail system shelters
- Some of our facilities are available for rent