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Name of the Trail |
Distance |
Map #s |
Difficulty Rating |
| Rabbit Run | 1.6 km | 1 | intermediate / advanced |
| Old Chaulk's Run | 8 km | 2 | intermediate / advanced |
| Games Trail | 4.6 km | 8-9-8 | intermediate / advanced |
| Games Trail -with Fox Trot detour | 4.1 km | 8-9-3 | intermediate / advanced |
| Robin's Route | 0.7 km | 5 | intermediate / advanced |
| Mclean Trail- to Colin's Hut on McLean Hill | 10.4 km | 6&7 | intermediate / advanced |
| Ski Chalet to Mclean Cabin | 6.5 km | 1-6&7 | intermediate / advanced |
| Brook--Games--Dogberry--Games | 2.5 km | 4-9 | beginners / intermediate |
| Chaulk's Connector | 2 km | ? | intermediate / advanced |
| McLean--Lynx-- Chaulk's Loop | 6 km | 1-6-10-2 | intermediate |
| Brook Trail | .5 km | 4 | Intermediate |
| *Birch Brook has a variety of skis, poles and boots for rent at a cost of $ 5.00 per day. Special weekly and monthly rates are available by contacting Graham Moorhouse . | |||
TRAIL CONDITIONS--(February--2006)
General Update
117cm of snow for the Goose Bay!!!!!!!!!!!!
It has taken two weeks to open most of the trails after the the three days of snow. The pisten bully was certainly put to the test!! Trails were even rerouted around the most severe snow banks. Once the PB sustained some injuries in the process we brought out our trusty skidoos which are still trying to smooth out the trails. Believe or not their are still some bare areas that cannot be groomed even with the skidoos. McLean trail will be open this weekend but with some rough spots after the last hill, so be careful.
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Here's our latest map, with a color coded legend, thanks to the local forestry personnel who traveled the whole trail system last winter. GPS readings were taken and distances were determined from these readings. Some of the readings are different than ours which were measured using a skidoo.
More about Cross Country Skiing in Canada
Birch Brook Nordic Ski Club trails are groomed avenues in winter but when
snow melts, they become wilderness walking trails. It's amazing to see what we ski over!
Some of the more frequented routes are in the process of being subdued. Please bear with
us. In
1999, 1997, and 1998, the two kilometer Rabbit Run, a particularly rough trail nearest the
chalet, was the first to be tackled. Rocks were levered out, stumps were cut flush to the
ground or extracted, depressions were ramped, and the trail was resurfaced with woodchips.
The Rabbit Run is now an easy walking trail and it can be skied with much less snow than
was previously required to cover the protrusions. Similar work will continue over other
trails as time, workers, and finances allow. Volunteers are welcome. More about Green Team E-mail Katimavik More about Let's Root for Canada Project Sponsored by International
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