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Posted on March 10, 2010 by Charles Hodgson | Leave a comment

Thanks xczonetv (noticed at XCOttawa)

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Trail Condition Reports

In addition to the trail reports below the NCC website indicates trail grooming and recommendation. Also Musician on Skis usually has photographic evidence of how the trails are running.

Ski Trail Reports
- 2012-03-18 by Karl Saidla from P6 [MacKenzie-King]
  Just got back from GREAT day of spring skiing. Rarely do you get to ski in sun and 14C. The Parkways, at least above Mackenzie King, were obviously groomed overnight, but the classic tracks were left as is. You will find variable conditions again for.... Continue reading → […]
- 2012-03-18 by Matt McInnes from P5 [Penguin]
  Surprisingly good skiing. Groomers were out last night. P3 to the split at McKenzie was excellent. It was very good to the top of Black's lake hill. After that it was very rough with some bare patches until the T with fortune parkway. Ridge towa.... Continue reading → […]
- 2012-03-17 by Ken Trischuk from P7 [Kingsmere]
  Beautiful day for a ski and the snow is holding up better than I expected. I'd wager another weekend if it weren't going to be 20C all week (so in that case I won't wager). I skied out Ridge from P7 using the "back" trail 31 to climb up rat.... Continue reading → […]
- 2012-03-17 by Ron Lorenson from P12 [Meech]
  As a defence against a shortening season I decided to get double value from my ski days. Today I had a skate day and a classic day. My skate day was two iterations of the north loop from P8 starting around 9AM. There was recent tracksetting. Initi.... Continue reading → […]
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Upcoming Events

GuideGatineau previously listed upcoming events linked to a Google calendar. I found it onerous to maintain though and combined with technical difficulties that lead me to hide it away. If however, some sweet volunteer wanted to take on the task of keeping a Google calendar up to date, I'd be only too happy to bring it back. If you're that magnificent volunteer please send me an email.
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Snowshoe Trail Reports
- Trail #73 from P19 to Parent Beach on Lac Philippe Feb. 19th
  Outstanding blue sky today for a 2 hour walk (boots only). No ice on the trail, only compact snow, with spring like conditions in only a few spots. […]
- Trail #70 from P15 to Healy Saturday Feb 18th
  Snow conditions were as stiff as a sidewalk yesterday, still had a very enjoyable walk (in boots only) up to Healey and back. […]
If You Value the Outdoors

Act locally - as easy as an email - ClimateOttawa.ca
Recent Comments
- It is wonderful to hear that the NCC plans to promote… — Jo-Ann Holden
- Went to the Fire Tower from P12, waxless, on Wednesday 7 … — Bill McGee
- A note on trail #6 from Park Management: "This information [about trail #6… — Charles Hodgson
- There is a large and growing number of fatbike/snowbike users in the… — Sean
- Yes it is nice to see some fresh snow.Will be taking advantage… — Terry Brazeau
The Early Days

The Ottawa Ski Club developed many of the trails of Gatineau Park more than 100 years ago - long before there was a park at all. You can explore their historic newsletters here.
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