SKI AND SNOWSHOE

LARCH HILLS

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Upcoming Events

OCTOBER 4, 2026:
– CMHA Ride Don’t Hide 8:30 AM

OCTOBER 17, 2026 @ Chalet
– Take Back the Trails, 9 AM
– Volunteer Lunch, 12 PM
– LHNS AGM, 1 PM

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Discover what’s waiting for you at Larch Hills!

Just 20 km from Salmon Arm, Larch Hills Nordic area is a four-season destination for cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. With more than 170 km of ski trails—including 60 km of regularly groomed classic and skate-skiing trails—there’s something for every ability and every kind of winter explorer.

Add 17 km of snowshoe trails, lit trails for night skiing, a dedicated canine trail, welcoming facilities and a passionate volunteer community, and it’s easy to see why Larch Hills is one of BC’s finest Nordic ski destinations.

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful glide through the forest, a challenging day on the trails or a place to introduce the whole family to Nordic skiing, Larch Hills is where winter comes to life.

117 km

Ungroomed
Trails

60 km

Trackset
Trails

17 km

Snowshoe
Trails

10 km

Dog
Trails

6.5 km

Lit
Trails

Happy Tails, Happy Trails:
Dog Etiquette on Larch Hills Trails

Bring your four-legged companion along for a great day on the trails! Our dog-friendly trails are located on private land, made possible through the incredible generosity of the landowner, who not only provides access but also donated funds toward construction of the trails. We are tremendously grateful for his support and commitment to making this unique winter experience available to our skiing community.

Dog owners are encouraged to park near the dog-trail access. Non-members must sign in and pay the day-use fee at the dog-trail entrance.

Dogs must be leashed in the parking lot and stadium area, but may be off leash on the designated dog-friendly trails. Dogs are also welcome on the snowshoe trails and may be off leash, provided they are under control when crossing any ski trails. Dogs must be leashed when crossing the stadium to access the snowshoe trails.

Dogs (of any size) are NOT ALLOWED on trails Saturdays until 12 Noon, as the dog trails are in use for youth ski programs.

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