...is located off the road to the Grand Mesa Visitor’s Center. You’ll also find several back country trails, as well.
Many people enjoy skiing with their dogs on the trails maintained by the GMNC. You can enjoying skiing with your dog at County Line, Ward, or any of the other many trails on the Grand Mesa. Please help keep the Skyway Trail System dog-free. Skyway is the staging area for kids and adult lessons as well as the Grand Mesa Nordic Ski Race Series; therefore, dogs are discouraged on the Skyway trails.
Programs offered by the Council include Private and Semi-Private Adult Ski Lessons and
Women’s Ski Clinics. The Grand Mesa Gliders, a kids program, is dedicated to instructing youth in the various disciplines of cross-country skiing and backcountry safety and fostering the life-long enjoyment of cross-country skiing.
Road closures do happen on the Grand Mesa and weather can be so nasty even our local Nordic stalwarts find it necessary to postpone an occasional race. You can get the latest conditions and updates on their website at www.gmnc.org or follow them on Facebook!
There are no fees for skiing the trails of the Grand Mesa, however the Grand Mesa Nordic Council is funded by membership fees, business sponsors, fundraising events and grants so they’ll gladly accept donations.
Many people enjoy skiing with their dogs on the trails maintained by the GMNC. You can enjoying skiing with your dog at County Line, Ward, or any of the other many trails on the Grand Mesa. Please help keep the Skyway Trail System dog-free. Skyway is the staging area for kids and adult lessons as well as the Grand Mesa Nordic Ski Race Series; therefore, dogs are discouraged on the Skyway trails.
Programs offered by the Council include Private and Semi-Private Adult Ski Lessons and
Women’s Ski Clinics. The Grand Mesa Gliders, a kids program, is dedicated to instructing youth in the various disciplines of cross-country skiing and backcountry safety and fostering the life-long enjoyment of cross-country skiing.
Road closures do happen on the Grand Mesa and weather can be so nasty even our local Nordic stalwarts find it necessary to postpone an occasional race. You can get the latest conditions and updates on their website at www.gmnc.org or follow them on Facebook!
There are no fees for skiing the trails of the Grand Mesa, however the Grand Mesa Nordic Council is funded by membership fees, business sponsors, fundraising events and grants so they’ll gladly accept donations.