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Georgian Nordic Current Trail Conditions While we work hard to keep this page up to date, temperature and weather can change throughout the day which can quickly change the trail conditions. For the latest conditions, see below.
Last updated October 23, 2026 at 9:31 a.m.
Ski Routes
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October 23 - We will be opening soon! Pray for snow!
Route Description Status Groomed Track set Last groomed Green Route Route description for Green Route Open Groomed and in good condition. Yes Yes October 2 Blue Route Route description for Blue Route Open Groomed and in good condition. Yes Yes October 2 Yellow Route Route description for Yellow Route Caution Trail conditions are not ideal. Obstacles and uneven terrain. Use with caution. No No October 5 Red Route Route description for Red Route Closed This route is currently closed. Please stay off. No No October 8 Notes: ClosedPink Route Route description for Pink Route Closed This route is currently closed. Please stay off. No No September 29 Notes: ClosedOrange Route Route description for Orange Route Open Groomed and in good condition. Yes No October 6 Purple Route Route description for Purple Route Closed This route is currently closed. Please stay off. No No October 2 Notes: Closed
Green Route 3.5 km loop. One of the easier routes at GNOAC that includes the mostly flat terrain of Bunny and Partridge trails.
Blue Route 8.0 km loop. An intermediate loop of rolling terrain featuring Bunny, Lynx, and Jackrabbit trails. The Lynx trail has two sections: Short Lynx and Long Lynx. Short Lynx involves turning at Junction H and looping back (approximately 5.5 km loop) whereas Long Lynx adds an extra 2.5 km to your ski. There are a few hills in this loop that require competent uphill and downhill techniques.
Yellow Route This 2.0 km route features the Wolf trail which is a rolling and meandering trail with a couple of technical corners and a short, steep hill.
Red Route 4.4 km classic ski loop that includes the Bunny, ‘short’ Otter, and Bear trails. This is beautiful and intimately narrow, woodsy trail that requires intermediate to advanced ski skills to navigate the technical corners, undulating terrain, uphills and downhills. The red route needs a lot of snow in order to groom and trackset it but when it opens it’s a good one!
Pink Route 2.0 km classic loop that builds off of the Red Route. This is the popular Long Otter trail that needs a significant amount of snow in order to be opened for skiing. It is a winding, rolling, and beautiful trail that requires decent ski skills to navigate the terrain.
Orange Route This is a 3.0 km loop that includes the Bunny and Moose trails. The upper section of the Moose requires a significant amount of snow in order be groomed smooth but the fun Lower Sprint section and the challenging Moose Hill can be groomed smooth with less snow on the ground.
Purple Route 7.1 km classic loop that includes the Fox and Beaver trails. Skiers will need to ski out and back on the Blue Route in order to access the Purple Route at Junction I which makes the entire ski experience a 15 km adventure. This is a popular 'backcountry' trail that needs a significant amount of snow in order to be opened for skiing. It is a winding, rolling, and beautiful trail that requires decent ski skills to navigate the terrain. There is a beautiful site located next to a small waterfall that makes a great destination spot. This route is 'out there' and isolated so skiers are encouraged to be prepared for a unique, remote ski experience.
Fat Bike & Snowshoeing Routes
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Are fat bike rentals available (based on the current conditions)? Yes
Route Description Status Groomed Bike ready Snowshoe ready Last groomed Bearcub (pink trail) Route description for Bearcub Open Groomed and in good condition. Yes Yes Yes October 6 Notes: Solid base. Surface snow thin and variable. New snow not bonded.Fisher (purple trail) Route description for Fisher Open Groomed and in good condition. Yes Yes Yes October 5 Notes: Solid base. Surface snow thin and variable. New snow not bonded.Bobcat (yellow trail) Route description for Bobcat Open Groomed and in good condition. No Yes Yes October 9 Notes: Solid base. Surface snow thin and variable. New snow not bonded. Only short section groomed.
Bearcub Mink trail from trailhead to Junction D. Bear Cub trail loop. Mink trail from junction D back to trailhead.
Fisher Mink trail from trailhead. Fisher trail loop clockwise back ot junction D. Mink trail back to trailhead.
Bobcat Mink trail from trailhead to junction D. Bobcat trail loop. Mink trail from junction D back to trailhead.
General Winter Trail Use Rules
Skiing
Ski in designated direction of travel.
Don’t skate over track set.
Try to herringbone in skate zone and not over track.
Ski with respect to posted trail conditions. Winter Trail Walking or Running
NOT permitted for the ski season. Winter Dog Walking
NOT permitted for the ski season. Snowshoeing
Snowshoe on opposite side of trail from trackset.
Cross ski trails/tracks at right angle.
Don’t snowshoe on ski trails if leaving an impression greater than 1 – 2 inches.
Yield to skiers and step aside for bikers. Fat Biking
Bike on designated trails only.
Bike on trails that are firm and indicated as ready for biking (don’t bike on trails that are closed to biking).
For mixed use trails, bike on opposite side of trail from ski tracks.
Adjust tire pressure (lower pressure leaves less imprint).
Stay off combined ski/bike trails if bike track is leaving any imprint greater than 1 inch).
Yield to skiers, and pass all users carefully. 
