We are dedicated to the promotion, and enjoyment of cross-country skiing for our entire community, through youth and adult programs, clinics, races and groomed trails. 

Whether you're a life-long nordic fanatic or a curious beginner, we're here to help you find community and fun!

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Happenings 
2024-2025

Outdoor Recreation center - seasonal Ski rental return dates!

Season Rental Return Dates

The Outdoor Recreation Center will be open to accept your Season Rentals on the following days:

• Saturday, April 5, 9:00a.m.-Noon
• Wednesday, April 9, 4:00-7:00p.m.
• Saturday, April 12, 9:00a.m.-Noon.

Please remove name tags from Youth league skis,  Remember your ski ties.  We charge $5 for missing ties.  There is a $20 charge for skis turned in after these dates.

We will also collect skis at our end of the season gathering in late March-details coming soon.

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2024/2025 Membership is now open!

Click here to learn all the benefits of being an SNC member. Support your local nordic club today and become part of a wonderful community!

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Outdoor Recreation Center 

Come winter season, we offer daily, weekly, and seasonal cross-country ski rentals, with both classic and skate skis.  There are sizes for kids and adults. We also rent snowshoes. Click here for rates.

We are open every Saturday and Sunday from 9-4 when there is enough snow to groom-  Check our grooming report.  If the trails are groomed we are open!

Stop in for Hot Cocoa.  The Center is a great place to take a break from skiing, warm up, and change into or out of your ski gear.

Grooming Report

Our amazing team of groomers grooms the wide trails in Pine Street Woods when conditions permit.

Find our full grooming report here, or, under the "Trails" section of our website or by clicking the link below.

Please note that the wide trails are for skiers only, with dogs permitted on Fridays. Walkers, runners, bikers, snowshoers, and dogs are always welcome on the narrow trails.