Welcome! You're invited to Ski Larch Hills! Join in or volunteer for our many skiing events and skiing programs for all ages of skier. Enjoy cross-country skiing on 41K of trackset trails. Explore over 98K of adjacent untrackset trails. Stop for a visit at our heated Chalet. Larch Hills Nordics members will be happy to show you their favorite ski trails, answer your questions and get to know you. See you on the ski trails! Directions to Larch Hills (15K drive east of Salmon Arm.)   Fresh Tracks Monday, Feb. 8, 2010: Pauline reports -2 C and that it is trying to snow. Lots of cars in the Parking Lot yesterday as people were enjoying the great skiing. There was less melting yesterday so that will help for today. I did most of the big figure 8 following the Tracksetter down Panorama and it was excellent. Peter pronounced Frodo's Bog as superb and I even found some powder on Gullan's Gulley although there were a few drips off the trees. I also found 2 families who were brand new to skiing so that was great to see. Be certain to read Marcia's column in last Friday's Shuswap News for an update on the Olympics. Signs are now up on 2 Tuff for U and there are some sections of it you might want to side step as I did. The Dark Trail signs also got up as well. Snow shoeing is not great near the Stadium. It is best up in the south Hub area or if you want a close in area go down on the bush trails around the old Chalet site. Tracksetting today of another big figure 8 up to the North Hub and down Skytrail so enjoy.   Recent Images Email your recent Larch Hills jpegs at their original size to: website@skilarchhills.ca.

Weather  Elevations: Salmon Arm Wharf: 350m Chalet: 1,000m Cec's Cabin: 1,200m It may be 4 to 5 degrees colder on the Larch Hills ski trails than in Salmon Arm. Coming Events & Notices Membership and Registration now available Valentine's Lantern Ski Saturday Feb 13 Snow Watchers & Ski Trails Nordic Ski Packages See Shuswap Tourism at www.shuswap.bc.ca Larch Hills Non-Winter Trail Use Study Find out what happens at Larch Hills when the snow is gone. click here