Strathcona Nordic Ski Club (SNSC) has a program for everyone! There are recreational and racing programs for adults and children and also coach and race official training opportunities too.

Registration for SNSC membership and programs opens in October on Zone4.ca. The earlybird fee deadline is November 30. Registration for most programs will continue for as long we have spaces/coaches; however, the registration deadline for the Rabbit Skills Development Programs (Rabbit SDP) will be December 30. Visit the Membership page to learn more about benefits and pricing for membership. Remember, when you register for our programs and/or membership, you still need a Mount Washington Nordic Season’s Pass or trail pass to use the trails! Rabbit program families are eligible for a special Rabbit trail pass.

Recreational programs run for 10 sessions on Saturdays or on Sundays from early January to mid-March. We wrap up our ski season with our club Loppet, which takes place in late March or early April.

Here is a quick list of SNSC programs and last year’s prices. We anticipate that prices will be similar for 2013. Note: Zone 4 registration will add 12% HST to these prices.  Visit individual program pages to learn more about the programs:

Bunny Rabbits
Winter 2012 fee: Earlybird $60 / Regular $90

Jack Rabbits
Winter 2012 fee: Earlybird $60 / Regular $90

Powder Pack
Winter 2012 fee Earlybird $60 / Regular $90

Devo
Winter 2012 fee Earlybird $300/ Regular $325

Junior Racers
Winter 2012 fee Earlybird $475/ Regular $525

Elite High Performance Racers
Winter 2012 fee $1000

Senior and Masters Racers
Winter 2012 fee  Earlybird $250/Regular $275

Masters Recreational: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Winter 2012 fee Earlybird $115/ Regular $135

Back-country skiing
FREE!

Paranordic
Winter 2012 fee $10

Coaching and Officials
Free to SNSC coaches and officials!

We are currently updating our program pages. Use the links on the sidebar–or check back soon! If it’s really urgent, email us info@StrathconaNordics.com

30th annual Vancouver Island Loppet mass start. Photo: Larry Reynolds