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Log Cabin Cross Country Ski Trails

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Log Cabin Cross Country Ski Trails

Log Cabin Cross Country Ski Trails (Log Cabin)

Site Description: The Log Cabin Cross Country Ski Trails are B.C.'s most northerly cross country ski trail system. The approximately 26 km�s of maintained cross country ski trails provide a variety of excellent skiing opportunities and magnificent views of the surrounding mountains. The trail system was pioneered by Father Jean-Marie Mouchet who is best known for setting up youth ski programs in the Yukon. The trail system has expanded since the start of the Buckwheat Ski Classic in 1987, named for race founder Buckwheat Donahue of Skagway, and is held at Log Cabin every March. The trails are established as Recreation Trails under the Forest and Range Practices of B.C. and are managed and maintained under a Partnership Agreement between the Log Cabin Ski Society and Recreation Sites and Trails B.C. Please be aware that motorized use in winter can damage the trail surface when it is groomed for skiing. Please refrain from riding on the ski trails. Your co-operation is appreciated The Log Cabin Ski Trails are established as Recreation Trails under the Forest and Range Practices of B.C. with the intent and purpose of non-motorized recreational activities only, unless authorized.

Driving Directions: The Log Cabin Cross Country Ski Trails are located 8 km's north of Fraser B.C. along the South Klondike Highway.