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Ski Trails at Little Cat

We currently do not have enough snow to start our grooming operations. We need a solid 10-15 cm base which we did not get due to blowing snow and tree covered areas.

If you have your own cross-country ski equipment you are welcome to use the trails - take care as there may be bare spots.

This message will only be updated when conditions change.

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