Snowshoeing

Take in the view and get a great workout on one of our dedicated snowshoe trails. Snowshoeing has become incredibly popular, for good reason. It’s an aerobic workout with strength training and muscle endurance all rolled into one. Plus, it’s a fun way to spend time with family and friends in the great outdoors. If you don’t have your own snowshoes, rentals are available from Squire John’s.

Download the Snowshoe Trails map and you’re all set for a great walk through our winter wonderland!

Download Full Trail Map

Snowshoe Events:

Guided snowshoe tours every Saturday at 2:00pm - meet outside the North Lodge
Full Moon Snowshoe Friday Janaury 10th at 8:00pm

Please check the online social calendar for more details on other snowshoe events.

Snowshoe safety policy

Snowshoe trails are not patrolled. Use at your own risk.

For your safety please be follow these rules:

Snowshoeing is permitted on designated routes only
Northwest Passage and Venture are NOT SNOWSHOE TRAILS
When traversing through the North Lodge area stay between race hut and North Lodge and then to the right of Comet Express Lift
When crossing any ski run, be sure the way is clear before proceeding
Cross as quickly as you can
Always look uphill while crossing to identify oncoming skiers/boarders
Oncoming skiers/boarders have the right of way
Keep your dog on a leash and please pick up after your dog

Suggested Routes

Snowshoeing and the Craigleith Village

The Club reminds all members that the Craigleith Village, located adjacent to the north end of the Club property, is a private Village Condominium. As such, parking within the Village is for residents only, and not for other members or guests to use as parking to access snowshoe trails. Additionally, please respect that the residences are private, so please do not trespass on their property making short cuts through the Village.