A trail pass is required to ski at the area regardless of day or hour

Trail passes are required 24/7. Rules apply 24/7 including using designated dog trails; do not walk on groomed trails. We appreciate your help to keep the groomed trails in excellent condition by using them appropriately and supporting them financially.

Season passes are on sale at the City Parks and Recreation Offices. It is important that season pass holders sign-in at the yurt with each use, as this provides us with documentation of the necessary use numbers to justify the area staying open. There is also a red fee box located at the entrance to the trails for trail use when there is no attendant.

Trails are typically groomed daily by city employees or PXCSF volunteers.  Everyone utilizing the groomed trails needs to pay the daily trail fee or hold a season pass.  Every parking area has a fee box for mid-week and night use.  On Friday – Sunday, 9am-5pm please pay in the rental office, the A-frame, near the main parking lot.

If no one is staffing the A-frame please put your payment in the red fee box in the parking lot. To reduce costs, the honor system is in place.  Please be honest. The survival of the area depends on it.

Your donations keep the grooming machines fueled up and maintained, keep the trails level, help pay for new structures, etc. Thank you!

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