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Membership and Day Use

Day Use Trail Fees and Season Memberships

  • Day fees can be paid at the Rental & Ticket office located in the lodge from 8:00am – 4:00 pm daily.
  • When the office is closed, please pay fees into the fee vault (yellow metal box outside the lodge near the information boards) using the fee envelopes provided, or through our online e-store.
  • Season Memberships* are sold online beginning July 1st through Zone4.ca.
  • Each fall we hold a Membership Day with in-person registration with payment via cash, cheque or e-transfer.
  • The Membership Day for 2024 is October 19th, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm, at the Nordic Lodge!

 *Each membership purchased (regardless of age) must pay $19 to Cross Country British Columbia (CCBC) for insurance + GST + Zone4 fee. 

Day Fees

Prices include 5% GST
Child (5 and under): Free
Youth (6-18): $5*
Adult (19+): $19
Family (1 or 2 parents/guardians and children under the age of 19): $40*
Backcountry Users/Snowshoers: $8/vehicle

*Local youth and families can receive funding from the Stoke Youth Access Fund 

Nordic Club Season Membership

GST (5%), a Zone4 fee , and a mandatory $21 CCBC insurance fee (children under 6 included) will be added to the prices below.

Child (5 and under): Free
Youth (6-18): $40
Adult (19+): $135 through November 30; $150 December 1 onwards
Family (1 or 2 parent(s) or grandparent(s) or legal guardian(s), and children under the age of 19): $280 through November 30; $300 December 1 onwards

RNSC recognizes the diversity of modern families. Please feel free to contact us if you have questions regarding eligibility for family passes.

Register for your 2024-25 membership online through Zone4.

*Note: Ages for memberships are as of December 31, 2024.

Snowshoe Fees

  • $8 per vehicle/day
  • $30 per vehicle for a Annual Snowshoe Pass*  (Includes tax)

*Note: Snowshoe day tickets/annual passes do not include cross-country skiing trail use. Cross-country skiing season memberships (above) include snowshoeing.

A day ticket can be purchased in person at the ticket office or online. An annual pass can be purchased at the ticket office or online at Zone4 (Zone4 fees apply).

Come out and try the Seven Bridges snowshoe trail!  It is 4.5 km of rolling terrain through forest and cutblocks. There is a shortcut option partway along. Seven Bridges is dog-friendly, but be mindful it is near our ski trails so please keep your dog under control at all times and leashed in the parking lot and when crossing Nordic trails.  Snowshoeing is not permitted on groomed trails, except in those places where snowshoe trails cross over our Nordic trails. At these points, all users should exercise caution and respect.

Note: The snowshoe trails are not plowed. There can be deep snow after a snowfall until snowshoers head out and break the trail.

A fee is required to help cover costs associated with maintaining the parking lot, snowshoe trail network, and our day lodge – which you are welcome to use. An outhouse is located by treeline in the stadium, adjacent to the parking lot,  for use when the lodge is closed.

Backcountry User Fees

  • $8 per vehicle/day
  • $30 per vehicle for an Annual Backcountry Pass

Please Note: Backcountry passes do not include cross-country skiing trail use. Cross-country skiing season memberships (above) include backcountry use.

For more information on Backcountry access via the cross country ski trails, and to purchase passes, check out our Backcountry access page

 

Refund PolicyMain Loop Sunny Day

In cases of legitimate health issues or unforeseeable circumstances to one of the clubs’ members a partial refund of their season pass will be considered under the following circumstances:

1. That the member is operating with an element of good will,
2. That the member is able to supply a medical note from a medical doctor,
or a reasonable explanation of the unforeseeable circumstances they face.
The Lodge Manager will issue a pro rated amount of the season pass up until December 15th, and then no refunds after that date. The refund will include the season’s pass amount only and not the CCBC insurance or the taxes/zone4 fees portion that was paid.

Where does your money go?

Funds generated by the club are used to operate, maintain, and replace its assets. We recently purchased a brand new groomer to keep our extensive trail network in top-notch condition. We have also updated our rental fleet recently to encourage more people to enjoy our winter outdoors. In the summer of 2022 we completed trail maintenance work to help with drainage, overhead hazards, and trail surfaces. We hope you appreciate the conditions and the facilities provided by RNSC.  

We would also like to mention that the activities undertaken by the club, including grooming the ski trails, maintaining our parking lot, trail maintenance, and machine maintenance are largely accomplished through the volunteer time of its members. Thank you!

Paying your fees helps us build and maintain our club, and it honors the efforts of our volunteers and the commitments of our members.