Trail Creek Nordic Training Facility

Thanks to a collaborative partnership between Trail Creek Ranch, the Seiffert Family, and the United States Forest Service, members of our community have the unique opportunity to use the Trail Creek Nordic Training Facility.

All entities have separate restrictions and needs that users must abide by to continue skiing here.

Please support the grooming by purchasing a season pass below or paying the $20 daily trail pass fee on the premises.

For questions: 307-733-0296 December–March, or 307-733-6433 April–November.

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To subscribe to the grooming report send an email or text to trailcreeknordic@jhskiclub.org

The Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club is an Authorized Permittee of the Bridger-Teton National Forest and an Equal Opportunity Provider.

Grooming Report

February 11^th Grooming Report

Moose Chasing!

Around Sunday afternoon the Skinny Skis Moose Chase course was looking a bit sketchy after a dry and warm month, but this morning it’s a completely different world. Take yesterday’s four inches and add today’s six inches so far, you get not only 10 inches but a totally revitalized Nordic trail system, just in time for Saturday’s approximately 30^th Skinny Skis Moose Chase!

Today’s grooming began with the Husky making a pass of the entire course. The primary focus of this pass was to firm snow and move a bit of snow along the way from areas with an abundance of snow to areas with a deficit of snow. Classic tracks were not placed today and most likely won’t be happening on race day even though people on classic skis are very welcome to participate. The roller then jumped into action, firming up the stadium and other odds and ends of trail sections where we still don’t want excessive turning of the Husky.

Look for grooming Thursday morning then race grooming Friday night if the forecast holds true. Get those registrations in; it’s going to be a great day on Saturday!