Trail Report
Updated daily during the season – Please “refresh” your screen if the dates look “off”
Good morning Sunday!
Monday, Jan. 20
Wow, finally. 3-4″ of new powder snow on top of 2+ inches yesterday, the grooming crew has been in 4 of our 5 trail networks. Both groomers started their shifts on the Pisten Bully terrain (Prospect and Wentworth) and moved over to small machine (Upper Village and Ellis Network). In the small machine terrain they will set tracks “where possible.”
There are still a few openings in the ski school book for today, and a few more for tomorrow if you are interested in improving your technique and ability to handle more and different terrain. There is also availability for a snowshoe tour if you call early.
Youth Activity Day: has been postponed, date TBD. It’s not going to be too cold to ski on Monday, but it will be too cold to “hang around out on the snow,” especially for kids.
Looking ahead:
Tuesday (tomorrow): Toddlers & Tots, offered all day. Complimentary pulks are available for morning OR afternoon reservations.
Also Tuesday: Speed Camp: complimentary after school (elementary-age) program. Drop-ins welcome: Please call to register.
Friday:
9 am Workout Meet up.
1 pm Friday Gliders and Sliders (register for the season or check-in/pay as a drop in)
6 to 8 pm: Friday Night Nordic Lights. Register by Venmo ($10, @wmskico).
Saturday, Jan. 25
Potluck Dinner and World Loppet presentation by Jackson resident Laurel Smith. (Please call to let us know if you are coming.) 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Please bring your own plates and dining utensils if possible; we will have supplies in case anyone can’t do this.
Jan. 31- Feb 2:
Last Nordic Skier Standing. We are looking for a few folks to round out the volunteer crew, including some EMTs. Contact Andrew at White Mountain Ski Co if you are interested!
Feb. 22 & 23
Painting & Snowshoe Retreat with local artist Melanie Leavitt!
2025_01_20The Nordic Pulse app and website are now active. Nordic Pulse | Jackson Ski Touring Foundation Grooming Report
Season passes are on sale. Thank you to all who have made the commitment already! Season Pass purchase link.
Do you use Avenza Maps? If so we have our map available on this platform (free):JacksonXC Map on Avenza
There are abundant weather forecast options; this is one that we use here – it is generally accurate, and it shows trends in an understandable way:
You may purchase season passes online or over the phone (or in-person.)
JacksonXC is a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization.Contributions from donors like you allow us to go beyond the ordinary in terms of youth programs, an extensive trail network and a greater diversity of trail experiences than a traditional business model would allow. You can help by joining many of your fellow skiers and making a contribution today.