100 Mile Nordic Ski Society — Attraction in 100 Mile House

100 Mile Nordics, nestled in the heart of a winter wonderland, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure in the snow. Boasting an impressive cross-country ski trail system, for all ski abilities, that spans nearly 45 kilometres of meticulously groomed trails for both classic and skate technique. This facility offers endless opportunities for exploration and excitement. Along the ski trails, you'll also find two cozy warming huts, perfect for taking a break, enjoying a snack, or seeking refuge from the elements. Night owls will delight in the 5 kilometres of lit trails available for night skiing, extending the thrill of Nordic exploration well into the evening hours, with trails open until 10 p.m.

For those looking for a change of pace, the snowshoe trails offer a fantastic alternative with options of approximately 4.5 km and 7 km marked trails, allowing you to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the surrounding landscape. A warming hut is situated at the halfway point along the 7 km loop; an ideal location for a pause and to take in the vast landscape.

100 Mile Nordics also offers ski rentals for both skate and classic techniques, as well as snowshoe rentals, making it easy for visitors to gear up and hit the trails. Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout the ski season, the day lodge is a true gem as a cozy retreat for weary skiers. The woodburning stoves and comfy couches add a touch of rustic charm, creating the perfect ambiance for unwinding after a day of snowy adventures. The lodge provides a warm respite from the cold, with attentive attendants ensuring your comfort at every turn. From the mouthwatering soup of the day to the piping hot beverages and delectable treats, every craving is met with satisfaction.

Overall, 100 Mile Nordics is a true winter paradise, where every moment is filled with adventure, warmth, and unparalleled natural beauty. Whether you're a seasoned Nordic enthusiast or a newcomer to the sport, this is one destination that should not be missed.

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Had the most horrible experience at this ski resort, went up to go snowshoeing with my family. I checked the website before we headed up as I was planning on bringing my dog with me. Saw nothing on the website about dogs. We are allowed in the lower mainland to take dogs on the snowshoeing trails. When I got there I was very rudely informed "we don't do dogs here!", not know who this person was, my sister went to the lodge to ask. As we were going to rent some snowshoes. While waiting, the lady came up to me again because I'm guessing heard me talking to another customer asking about it. Do you have more questions about your dog? I said yes, you cant take them on the snowshoes trails, I get the cross country and ski hills. She said "they get aggressive on the trails" I was like "what?" she said you need to leave, after that I did not say nice things. I have never experience being so unwelcomed somewhere because I had a dog. The way she spoke to me so judgmental and condescending. It was horrible! I do not recommend visiting this establishment. I did post on their facebook page but to no surprise...

Beautiful trails and scenery, perfect for all levels to learn and improve. Really love the different terrain and the fact that you feel like you are a million miles away from everyone even though the trails are only a few kilometres from town. Perfect day trip from 100 Mile. The lodge is clean, inviting and a great place for a quick apres ski or to warm up. Friendly and helpful staff and volunteers. I plan to spend a lot of time up there...