WINTER ATTRACTIONS 
WINTER ACTIVITIESCross Country Skiing in Kamloops, British Columbia
Backcountry Cross Country Skiing in Kamloops, BC
Silently glide through the pine-scented forests and past frozen lakes on groomed and trackset trails. Fresh, crisp air, clear blue skies and a variety of trails make Kamloops a great choice for a cross country skiing adventure.
Where to Cross Country Ski in Kamloops, British Columbia
Stake LakeThis popular ski area is located 25 minutes south of Kamloops on Lac Le Jeune Road. Stake Lake Nordic Centre has 45 km (28 mi) of well-groomed classic and skating tracks, some with shelters and outhouses. New: a dog friendly trail for skiers and their dogs to enjoy the beautiful outdoors together. There are trails for all abilities and a heated day lodge. Open daily November to March and lessons are available. Click here to view a map of the trails at Stake Lake and click here for the live webcam of Stake Lake.
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Harper Mountain
Two loops with a total of 6 km (3.7 mi) of trails at no charge! Trails are partly hilly, offering great views of the valley and perfect for the entire family. Cross-country ski and snowshoe rentals are available. Click here to view a map for driving directions to Harper Mountain.
Harper Mountain Snow Phone: 250-573-5115
Harper Mountain Lodge: 250-573-5115
info@harpermountain.com
Sun Peaks ResortWith 28 kilometres of track set cross country trails and another 12 kilometers of un-groomed “backcountry” trails, Sun Peaks Resort offers a diversity of Nordic trails suitable for every level of skier. Included with the Nordic pass is lift access on the Mt. Morrisey Express, which makes for a great tour from the top of Mt. Morrisey all the way down to the McGillivray Lake warming hut. As well, enjoy a wide variety of shorter trails such as the Village Loop. Those new to cross country skiing can take advantage of lessons from professional instructors.
Guest Services: 250-578-5474 |
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Dog Friendly Cross Country Ski Trails in Kamloops, BC
Click here for more information on the Dog Friendly Trails at Stake Lake.
Snow Phone Kamloops: 250-578-7232