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The Best Cross-Country Skiing in the Kawarthas!

  • Located just 40 minutes north of Peterborough, and 2 hours from Toronto
  • Groomed ski trails, including 34 km of classic trails and 13.5 km of skating trails; plus 10 km of wilderness trails
  • New snowshoe trail following a 10 km loop through beautiful Canadian Shield terrain
  • Four picturesque trail-side cabins equipped with wood stoves and first-aid equipment
  • Patrolled on weekends by the Canadian Ski Patrol
  • Beautiful trails in a wilderness setting
  • Fantastic accommodations in the area—make a weekend of it!
  • Both classic and skate skis available for rent from local nordic retailers
  • Exciting educational programs for skiers of all ages and abilities
  • Pay-and-Display day passes available at the trails
  • Yearly memberships available
  • Sorry, no dogs are allowed on the trails

Wild Rock Outpost at KNSC

The Wild Rock Outfitters Nordic Outpost is open.  The Oupost is located in a trailer at the KNSC trail head.  For January the trailer will be open 10am-4pm on Thursday and Friday and 9am-4pm on Saturday and Sunday. 

Reserve classic or skate ski rentals, sign-up for ski lessons or inquire about their waxing services by calling the Wild Rock Ski Outpost during business hours (phone 705.933.6723) or drop in to say hello.

KNSC trail passes will be sold at the Wild Rock Ski Outpost during business hours (credit card, debit and cash accepted). After-hours please use the fee box (cash only) located beside the Wild Rock trailer. The trailer has a wax room with ski forms and irons which is open to members.

Ski lessons start on January 8th.  For more information please see the events page.

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Ontario Trillium Foundation

The Kawartha Nordic Ski Club gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation. The Foundation, an agency of the Ministry of Culture, receives $100 million annually in government funding generated through Ontario's charity casino initiative. Thanks to their generous grant, we were able to make trail improvements to allow for skate skiing. In addition, we have purchased new grooming equipment to help with trail maintenance.