Teacup Lake Nordic Club

Teacup Lake Facilities

Groomed ski trails

12 Miles (20 km) of groomed trails

Terrain is varied; from flat and easy, to challenging hills with turns.

Tracks are set for both skating and touring skis. Grooming is done by Pisten Bully 170! (See below). Our groomed trails are not as wide as those at some large commercial areas, but about 60-70% of the trails are wide enough for 2 sets of tracks and a skating lane in the center.

 

 

Day use cabinRay Garey Day use cabin  

The Ray Garey Cabin is a heated day use cabin for warming up, stowing extra gear or having lunch out of the weather. Your donations have made this happen. It’s a place to meet other skiers and to feel like part of the ski community. The cabin is open to the public on Wednesdays and weekends.

 

 

 

Sheltered Restrooms 

Two sheltered restrooms near the cabin.

 

Right off the highway and close parking

Park at the Teacup Lake Sno-Park on highway 35 to access the trails. A Sno-Park permit is required.

 

Wide, deluxe, regularly-groomed trails

Our trails are usually groomed on Wednesdays and on the weekends. Your club memberships and donations pay for our dependable grooming contractor who drives a newer 13 1/2 foot wide 170 Pisten Bully Sno-Cat. This sno-cat makes for a wider skate lane! (New for the 2006/07 season!) Our groomer contractor is also a nordic skier and a club member so he strives to keep up with snow fall and groom the nicest ski trails possible. If you are on the trails while our contractor is grooming, give him a wave and a thank-you gesture, but please stay clear of the Sno-Cat.

Piston Bully 170

 

New Piston Bully make for wider trails