Registration
Register for 2025-2026 trail membership
Membership Types
Day Use
$20 EMT plus contact info
Individual Membership
$90
For one adult trail user.
Family Membership
Family memberships are available for households with multiple trail users.
The first 2 family members living in the same household are included, and each additional household family member under 18 years of age is $30.
Family Membership Options
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$150 — Family of 2
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$180 — Family of 3
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$210 — Family of 4
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$240 — Family of 5
Kids Ski Rental Package
$60
Important:
Each individual skier or trail user must be listed separately for insurance purposes.
Trail Etiquette
Help protect our grooming and keep everyone safe and smiling.
🛡️ Respect the grooming
Ski only on groomed lanes. No walking, snowshoeing, or fat-biking on tracks when snow is present. Step over classic tracks.
❄️ Fix ruts & falls
If you leave deep ruts or divots, please smooth them out for the next skier—especially on corners and hills.
⏱️ Right-of-way & passing
Keep right on two-way trails. Downhill skiers have priority. Call “Track!” or “On your left/right!” to pass; move aside safely.
🌡️ Cold-weather courtesy
Keep breaks short on very cold days; yield space to lessons and youth groups to reduce waiting.
🗺️ Follow signs & directions
Obey one-way sections (e.g., Hilly). Respect closures and caution signs. Stop well off trail and avoid blind corners.
👥 Headphones & lessons
Use low volume. Give wide berth to Jackrabbits and coached sessions; follow marshal directions during events.
Dogs & Multi-Use
🐾 Dog-Friendly Trail (winter)
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Dogs are permitted only on the signed Dog-Friendly Trail when snow-covered.
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Leash at trailheads; keep dogs under voice control at all times; pick up and pack out waste.
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No dogs on the Golf Course loop or racing/classic tracks when groomed.
⚠️ Snowmobile crossings
Nearby OFSC trails may cross or run adjacent to ski routes. Never ski on snowmobile trails and use caution at crossings.
Safety Essentials
🧥 Dress & weather
Use moisture-wicking layers (base/mid/shell), warm hat/buff, mitts. Avoid cotton. Watch for frost-nip and frostbite.
🗺️ Stay on signed trails
Expect ice under fresh snow and soft corners after warmups. Do not venture onto lakes/ice from ski trails.
🗓️ Plan your outing
Check conditions, avoid skiing alone in extreme cold or after dark, and share your route & return time with someone.
⛷️ Hills & speed control
Descend single-file, leave space, and keep speed within control—especially on the Hilly one-way section.
🎒 Carry a small kit
Phone, ID, whistle, water, snack, simple repair (basket/strap), and a foil blanket.
🆘 Emergencies
Dial 911. Provide the loop name and nearest junction. Keep the person warm/dry and move off trail.
Grooming & Operations
Volunteer-run; frequency depends on snowfall, temperature, and equipment.
What to expect
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After large storms, priority loops may be groomed first; some tracks remain soft for 24–48 hours.
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Please avoid skiing during active grooming and don’t block groomer access at trailheads.
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Watch Facebook for partial openings, windfall clearance, or equipment updates.
Support the trails
Memberships and day passes fund fuel, parts, signage, and grooming time.
Parking & Facilities
Cedar Bay trailhead
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Do not block plow piles, groomer lanes, or emergency access.
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Pack out all garbage. Use warming areas only as posted.
Golf Course trailhead
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Respect winter rules and any shared-use signage posted by the club.
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Watch exposure and wind chill on open fairways.