March 10, 2026
Good Morning,
As of 6:55am the temperature is -6c. It will be a mix of sun and cloud today, with a high of +3c and some flurries this morning.
Apex is groomed, and included Night Loop, Night Creek, Cottonwood/Railgrade to the gate, Apex loop and Stadium.
Clearwater and loops is just being worked on at the moment. Busk West, Euphrates and Camp Busk will be groomed following Clearwater.
February 19, 2026
Good Morning,
As of 5:16am it is -7c with some fresh snow this morning. Expect a mostly cloudy day, with a high of -2c.
Grooming is complete on the Apex side with Night loop, Night creek, Apex Loop, Stadium, Rail grade and Cottonwood trail all the way to the lake again. Clearwater is being groomed at the moment. West Busk, Euphrates and East Busk south from the bottom of the Connector will be done following Clearwater.
Nelson, BC – February 15, 2026 — Despite a mild winter and early concerns about snow conditions, the Teck Kootenay Cup 3 & 4 took place successfully on February 14 and 15 at the Nelson Nordic Ski Club. Thanks to dedicated preparation efforts and a return to true winter conditions, athletes and spectators alike enjoyed a memorable weekend of cross-country skiing.
This regional competition brought together cross-country ski enthusiasts from across British Columbia and Washington State, representing the following clubs: Nelson Nordic Ski Club, Black Jack Ski Club, Castlegar Nordic, Kimberley Nordic Club, Kaslo Nordic Ski Club, Valhalla Hills Nordic Ski Club, Hollyburn Cross Country Ski Club, and Methow Valley Nordic.
On Saturday, February 14, skiers competed in the freestyle sprint event using the exciting King’s Court format. This dynamic and fast-paced competition style created an electric atmosphere, keeping both athletes and spectators engaged throughout the day.
Sunday’s events moved to the Busk trail sector, where competitors showcased their skills in a classic technique race. From the youngest “Bunnies” (U6 skiers under six years old) to seasoned Masters athletes, participants of all ages embraced the opportunity to challenge themselves and celebrate the sport.
For many athletes, the Teck Kootenay Cup series provides a welcoming introduction to competitive cross-country skiing. The weekend once again demonstrated that competition and camaraderie go hand in hand, fostering both athletic development and community spirit in a joyful and supportive environment.
The event would not have been possible without the invaluable contribution of the many dedicated volunteers from the Nelson Nordic Ski Club. Their commitment and enthusiasm ensured a safe, well-organized, and successful competition weekend.
Race results could be found here.
For more information about upcoming events, please contact the Nelson Nordic Ski Club.
Nelson, BC – February 15, 2026 — Despite a mild winter and early concerns about snow conditions, the Teck Kootenay Cup 3 & 4 took place successfully on February 14 and 15 at the Nelson Nordic Ski Club. Thanks to dedicated preparation efforts and a return to true winter conditions, athletes and spectators alike enjoyed a memorable weekend of cross-country skiing.
This regional competition brought together cross-country ski enthusiasts from across British Columbia and Washington State, representing the following clubs: Nelson Nordic Ski Club, Black Jack Ski Club, Castlegar Nordic, Kimberley Nordic Club, Kaslo Nordic Ski Club, Valhalla Hills Nordic Ski Club, Hollyburn Cross Country Ski Club, and Methow Valley Nordic.
On Saturday, February 14, skiers competed in the freestyle sprint event using the exciting King’s Court format. This dynamic and fast-paced competition style created an electric atmosphere, keeping both athletes and spectators engaged throughout the day.
Sunday’s events moved to the Busk trail sector, where competitors showcased their skills in a classic technique race. From the youngest “Bunnies” (U6 skiers under six years old) to seasoned Masters athletes, participants of all ages embraced the opportunity to challenge themselves and celebrate the sport.
For many athletes, the Teck Kootenay Cup series provides a welcoming introduction to competitive cross-country skiing. The weekend once again demonstrated that competition and camaraderie go hand in hand, fostering both athletic development and community spirit in a joyful and supportive environment.
The event would not have been possible without the invaluable contribution of the many dedicated volunteers from the Nelson Nordic Ski Club. Their commitment and enthusiasm ensured a safe, well-organized, and successful competition weekend.
Race results could be found here.
For more information about upcoming events, please contact the Nelson Nordic Ski Club.
February 7, 2026
Good Morning Folks,
As of 6:28am the temperature is -1c.
Today will be cloudy with a high of +2c.
Grooming just finished on Clearwater, including the loops and Busk West and Euphrates. Apex will start shortly and will include Cottonwood to the orange gate and Apex loop, followed by the Night loop and Stadium.
“Your safety is our priority and we work hard to maintain safe trail and parking conditions, including regular sanding and monitoring. However, recent temperatures could affect conditions which can create unexpected hazards. Please remain vigilant for slippery or icy areas in the parking lots and watch for uneven coverage, debris, or wetter conditions throughout our ski and snowshoe trails. Please report any hazards to our hardworking kiosk staff.
Have fun and be safe out there!”
