Welcome
Welcome to The Kamsack Ski Club Home Page. Our membership includes Nordic and Alpine skiers. We organize trail maintenance, Jackrabbits and the annual loppet at Duck Mountain. Please use the links on the left side of the page to find out more about our club and skiing in the Duck Mountains.
Trail Conditions Updated
Shelter use
Over the holidays the shelters had many people staying in them for days. These shelters are primarily warm up shelters. So when people walk in with food and cases of beer and stay all day long , they are keeping other skiers, hikers, etc. from using the shelters during the day.
From now on we would ask that overnighters only stay one night and move out in the morning so people that want to stop at a shelter can.
We are putting up a white board in the Log Inn. Please enter which shelter you are staying at and which night. If you are planning to stay overnight, check the board to see which shelters are empty. No skiing to shelter to find out it is already occupied.
Please pack out your garbage.
Thank you.
Kamsack Ski Club
Accommodations
Hi Skiers.
We do have different places to stay in the park. Madge Lake Retreats has cabins for rent. They can be reached at 1-306-542-3922 or their website. customerservice@madgelake.info
Duck Mountain Motel has rooms in Kamsack ( 20 kms. ) Their number is 1-306-542-2656. duckmountainmotel.com
I will try keep trail conditions up to date. I won't post every week unless trails have been set that week. If you aren't sure phone the park. 1-306-542-5500
Feel free to email me with any other questions.
Good skiing.
Allan
Cross-Country Ski Camping
Would you like to get away from the hectic pace of today’s living for a few days and replace it with:
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Breathing clean, fresh air and getting plenty of exercise
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Viewing the beauty of a boreal forest in all its winter glory
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Observing and interacting with the many birds and animals that live here in winter
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Soaking up a little peace and solitude
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Choosing to ski on trails that will challenge your skiing abilities
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Adventure, who knows what is around the next bend!
Then my friends may we suggest that you pack your favourite easy meals and head out to one of the following shelters for a day or two... and would you believe that all of this is for FREE!
I would ask skiers to please move over to the side of the tracks if you have to herring bone up a hill. Skiers travel both directions on the trails. The ones going the opposite direction that you are would like those tracks to go down the hill you just climbe
