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Dawn Mountain Nordic Trails

The Dawn Mountain Nordic Trails have been developed by the BC forest Service and the Golden Outdoor Recreation Association's Nordic Club. The Club maintains the day use shelter track sets approximately 18 kilometers of trail for classic technique.

Membership and donations to support grooming and track setting are extremely important to the club to offset the costs of providing these services. Please drop off your contribution in the box provided.

Getting to The Trails

Follow signs from Golden to the Whitetooth Ski Area, 13 km from town. During the week the road may be barred by an unlocked gate. Skiers may go through but are asked to close the gate behind them, when coming to or going from the sji area. The Nordic Trails are located at the base of the ski area adjacent to the parking lot.

Be Prepared

Before leaving home, make sure that your equipment is in good shape and that you have everything you may need.

Dress warmly, preferably in layers. Carry extra socks and mittens.

Recommended Equipment

  • Spare dry clothing
  • Sunglasses and sunscreen
  • Wax, cork and scrapper
  • Food & water
  • Waterproof matches and candle
  • First aid kit & flashlight

Skier's Responsibility Code

  • Skiers going downhill have right-og-way. Be alert at corners on steep 2 way trails
  • Don't park on the trail. move off the trail so that other skiers will not have to detour around you.
  • Keep to the right when meeting oncoming skier.
  • When passing, be courteous and use common sense. Approach slowly and from a distance and say, "TRACK PLEASE" & pass on their left side.
  • Obey and respect trail marker signs.
  • Leave your dog at home. Pets disturb wildlife other skier and the trails.

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Map of Dawn Mountain Nordic Ski Trails

 

 

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Page last modified: Tuesday, March 16, 2004

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