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Dawn Mountain Nordic Centre GOLDEN, BC


Run by the Golden Nordic Ski Club, a not-for-profit society.

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Dawn Mountain Nordic Centre GOLDEN, BC


Run by the Golden Nordic Ski Club, a not-for-profit society.

The Dawn Mountain Nordic Centre is officially open for the season!

Opening hours
Directions

Our trails

We offer 33 km of groomed trails for both classic and skate skiing and 4.6 km network of marked snowshoe trails accessible from the Chalet. Trail conditions are updated daily.

Conditions
Trail Maps

Please buy a membership or day pass before using our trails, and remember to sign-in each time you use the trails.

Buy your Day pass
become a Member
Non-members sign in
Members sign in

The Chalet can be rented for private groups, more info here.

Dawn Mountain Chalet

The Golden Nordic Ski Club maintains a beautiful, geothermal-heated log chalet for members and guests to warm up, have a warm drink or lunch, and to get changed before/after skiing.

Chalet Facilities

  • rental shop offering cross-country skate and classic ski equipment and snowshoes

  • Washrooms and changing room

  • Self-serve kitchenette (microwave, toaster, sink, dishes, kettle, hot drinks by donation)

  • Seating area

  • Storage cubbyholes

  • Indoor and outdoor ski racks

LESSONS
Rentals

Dogs are NOT permitted on any other trails at Dawn Mountain. Our Dipsy Doodle trail is dog-friendly. It is the 1 km trail that heads south from the main stadium back towards the road you drove in on. You can connect Dipsy Doodle with the ski hill groomed trails along the roads and among the residences, which makes for a nice little ski outing with your dog.including the snowshoe trails. Please avoid having dogs in the stadium or at the Chalet.

A suggested alternative location for cross-country skiing with your dog is Cedar Lake road (not track-set).


Golden Nordic Club gratefully acknowledges that we work, live and play on the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa Peoples, which they share with the Secwepemc Peoples and which is the home to the Métis Nation Columbia River Society.