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Snow farming was done on a connector trail to the blue and green trails on Wednesday evening and it was groomed afterwards. The goal is create snow farmed loop on the blue/green trails as the snow holds best there. Conditions are still quite marginal with hazards like paved and gravel pathways in certain places. Please … Continue reading Confederation Park Update

Volunteers have made great progress on snow farming this week at Confederation so want to keep momentum going. Fri Nov 27 6:30 to 8pm max 10 people. Sign up here.volunteersignup.org/Y8CBH

All trails were groomed and trackset Thursday night. Reminder that this Sunday is the last day of skiing.

All trails were groomed and trackset on Wednesday night and are in good condition. We have been in contact with the city and have been following the lead of other Nordic facilities like the Canmore Nordic Centre and West Bragg Creek with respect to the Covid-19 virus. The trails will remain open but indoor facilities … Continue reading Confederation Grooming Update

All skate lanes were groomed on Monday night. Conditions are excellent and quite possibly the best of the year! Don’t forget to donate either in the box at the entrance or online if you are able. Stay safe everyone.

Snow!!! Plan is to roll trails tonight with all the new snow. We will groom and track set tomorrow night once the snow stops.

On Monday night the skate lane and 1 classic track on Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple trails were groomed. Classic tracks a shallow in most places but conditions are amazingly good!

The last planned day of grooming will be Wed March 18 with everything being be packed up and moved off side by the March 21/22. Thanks to all the volunteers who helped make this a great season at Confed! If you enjoyed skiing at Confederation this winter please consider giving a donation to help cover … Continue reading Confederation Park End of season

All trails were groomed and trackset Sunday morning. The new snow has really improved conditions. Tracks are shallow where there is ice underneath. The most ice was present on the yellow trail so caution is still advised.