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Cat and downhill skiing at Castle Mountain March 1-3 2024
Cat and downhill skiing at Castle Mountain March 1-3 2024
Edworthy Park, North Parking Lot
Ride the bus to the Lake Louise Loppet on Sunday morning, March 3.
Be at North Edworthy parking lot (Shaganappi Trail South and Memorial Drive NW) before 6:45 am, bus will leave at 7 am
Bus will take you and family members to the upper parking lot at Lake Louise, where our Loppet volunteers are set up at the registration tent.
Leave your extra stuff on the bus, do the race, or watch your loved one participate. After the race, you will have time to check your time, drop your bib and timing chip off and pick up your medal.
At 3 pm, it will head back to Calgary, returning to the North Edworthy parking lot.
Registration for the race is required and paid separately from this event. Go to In-Person event webpage and sign up for the race on Zone 4.
Lake Louise Loppet - At the Lake
We need volunteers on race day to give out and collect bibs and ankle bracelets, record order of finish, course controllers and marshals. We have a bus to take you out to Lake Louise and back on Sunday, March 5. Bus will be at Crowfoot LRT parking lot (west side) at 7:30 am and first one will leave at 8:00 am. Let us do the driving for you.
The Lake Louise Loppet is Western Canada’s oldest citizens’ cross-country ski race and attracts racers from 3 to 87 years of age, and Olympic champions to first-timers.
We need volunteers on race day to give out and collect bibs and ankle bracelets, record order of finish, course controllers and marshalls, etc.
Cat and downhill skiing at Castle Mountain March 1-3 2024
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, Boulton Creek Parking Lot
Peter Lougheed Provincial Park has finally good snow coverage!
This cross-country ski trip will be about 30-km long over 4 to 5 hours at a pace of >7km/h.
Edworthy Park, North Parking Lot, Northeast Corner, Look for the Yellow Ford Focus
Arguably, the most scenic trail in West Bragg Creek. A beautiful meadow (a small lake in the spring) that’s prime moose territory view a view of Moose Mountain in the distance (I wonder why it’s called Moose Loop?). This loop circumnavigates the meadow providing great ski trails in and out of the forest along with continuous views.
Emerald Lake Lodge - near Field, BC - Yoho National Park
Beautiful Emerald Lake Lodge, two-night midweek getaway
Emerald Lake Lodge - near Field, BC - Yoho National Park
Beautiful Emerald Lake Lodge, two-night midweek getaway
Back by Popular Demand!
We are doing it again! St Paddy‘s Day weekend. This year we are squeezing in an extra day. We leave Thursday evening (March 14).
Emerald Lake Lodge - near Field, BC - Yoho National Park
Beautiful Emerald Lake Lodge, two-night midweek getaway
Back by Popular Demand!
We are doing it again! St Paddy‘s Day weekend. This year we are squeezing in an extra day. We leave Thursday evening (March 14).
Back by Popular Demand!
We are doing it again! St Paddy‘s Day weekend. This year we are squeezing in an extra day. We leave Thursday evening (March 14).
Edworthy Park, North Parking Lot, Northeast Corner, Look for the White Ford Explorer
There is no doubt that Elk Pass and Blueberry Hill on the Great Divide is the most popular destination in the park. It isn‘t the environs of the pass or the views which attract, but rather the character of the trail itself coupled with consistently excellent snow conditions, which draws skiers back to Elk Pass long after the snow has melted from low down the trail.
Back by Popular Demand!
We are doing it again! St Paddy‘s Day weekend. This year we are squeezing in an extra day. We leave Thursday evening (March 14).
Do not but your 2024-2025 Mountain Collective card yet, as the CSC is currently negotiating a discount for our club members and friends.