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SNOW VALLEY NORDIC SKI CLUB
TERRACE AND KITIMAT BC

GEAR RENTAL

Hours:

Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sundays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

*Rental shed fees must be paid with cash or cheque only, no debit or credit at this time.

Rates/day:
Snowshoes: $10
Ski gear:

complete set (skis, poles, boots): $20
skis only: $10
boots only: $10
poles only: $5

* Gear must be returned by 4 p.m, so plan your adventure accordingly.

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LESSONS

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Bunnies | Jackrabbits | Track Attack
The Bunnies and Jackrabbits programs are for children aged 4-12 years. The program is designed to get children of all ability levels out skiing! All kids interested in the JackRabbit and Bunny program must be ski club members before registering for the program.

Program Costs:

Bunnies (4-5 years old): $70
Jack Rabbits (6-9 years old): $70
Track Attack (10-12 years old): $70

Adult Lessons

Canadian Association of Nordic Ski Instructors are ready to help you become a better skier, whether you are a new skier or are a seasoned skier but want to improve your ski skills. Instruction available for both classic and skate technique.
Weekly lessons on Saturdays at 1 p.m.

Program Costs:

$20 per lesson.

Membership passes

The ticket booth is 24 hours self-serve and monitored (trail cam) regularly. Please use the time stamp machine, or write the date on your trail pass. Everyone must have a day pass or member pass when on any of the Onion Lake Ski Trails.

season passes

Adults (20+): $140
Toddler (2-): $25
Child (3-12): $50
Youth (13-18): $70
Student w/ ID: $90
Senior (65+): $90
Family: $ 375

day passes

Adults (20+): $12
Toddler (2-): $2
Child / Youth: $6
Senior / Student w/ ID (65+): $10
Family: $ 30

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Thank you for your support

The Snow Valley Nordic Ski Club is a Non-Profit Organization for Cross-Country Skiing Enthusiasts in Northwest British Columbia. The club is run entirely by volunteers through the support of people like you, local governments, and the local businesses of Terrace and Kitimat.

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