Passes & membership
A season on the trails costs less than a day at a resort
The prices on this page are the club's published 2024–2025 schedule. They are shown to demonstrate how a rate table can read — they are not a quote for the coming winter. Please check with the club before you budget.
2024 – 2025 schedule
These are last published rates, not this season's
The 2024–2025 schedule is what the club's own site still shows, so it is what this concept shows. Early-bird pricing is the lower of the two columns; the higher column applies after 1 December.
Season passes
One family pass covers a whole household for the whole winter — trails, night skiing, snowshoe trails and the dog trail. Buy before 1 December and it is cheaper.
Swipe the table sideways for both prices →
| Season pass | Early birdbefore 1 Dec | After 1 Decrest of the season |
|---|---|---|
| Family | $235 | $258 |
| Adult (19–59) | $108 | $119 |
| Senior (60+) | $99 | $110 |
| Youth (9–18) | $73 | $84 |
| Child (3–8) | $50 | $61 |
Published 2024–2025 schedule. The club has not published what a “family” covers, whether a pass includes club membership, or whether rentals are extra — so this concept does not guess at any of it.
Just for the day
Fifteen dollars, and children under six are free
Day passes exist so that visiting family, a first-timer or somebody who is out here twice a winter is not asked to commit to a season. A whole family is thirty dollars.
Two season passes pay for themselves against day passes inside a handful of visits — which is the argument the club never quite gets to make on a price list that lives in a PDF.
| Family | $30 |
|---|---|
| Adult | $15 |
| Child 6–18 | $10 |
| Under 6 | Free |
Published 2024–2025 schedule. Note that the day-pass age bands and the season-pass age bands do not line up — the club would want to reconcile those on a real site.
Joining
There is a green box in the wax cabin
This is how paying works today, described exactly as the club describes it. It is not broken and it costs the club nothing in fees — but it does mean the only way to join is to already be here.
- 01
Cash or cheque
Into the green drop-box in the heated wax cabin.
- 02
Or e-transfer
The club also accepts an e-transfer if you would rather not come with cash.
- 03
Ask the registrar
Registration sits with a volunteer on the executive. Phone or email the club and somebody will sort you out.
A suggestion from JnP
The club does not currently take payment online, and nothing on this concept pretends it does. But the whole schedule above is five rows of numbers — that is a form. A family that decides on a Tuesday night to buy a season pass could fill it in, pay, and have the registrar receive a tidy list instead of a box of cheques. The drop-box could stay for everyone who prefers it. Ahead of a hundredth season, that is probably the single change that would put the most new names on the trails.
Programs
The next hundred years are four-year-olds right now
The Skills Development Program takes skiers from four to twelve years old. The Biathlon Club runs on the club's own range. Both are volunteer-led, and the executive carries a portfolio for athlete and coach development so that the coaching does not depend on one person staying forever.
Skiers who came through this club have gone a long way — an Olympian in 1932, national champions in 1952, and nine years on the national team for one of them.
Who they were →
Stock photo Ages 4 – 12
Skills Development Program
The club's program for young skiers, from four years old up to twelve. Session dates, times and fees are not published on the club's current site, so this concept does not list any — a real build would put the schedule right here.
Ski and shoot
Biathlon Club
A biathlon club with its own range on site, and a volunteer biathlon director on the executive. Contact the club for how to get started.
Rentals
The club rents equipment, so a child who is not sure yet does not need a parent to buy skis first. Rates are not published.
Ready to join?
This is a concept site, so there is no working form and no way to pay here. Contact the club directly — the details below are the club's own.