Trails & Conditions

Trail Conditions

White Butte Trails

Trails in 6 Regina parks

The Regina Ski Club maintains several cross-country ski trails, through the efforts of more than twenty volunteer trail groomers. The White Butte Trails north of Emerald Park is our most extensive trail system. Within Regina are six smaller sets of trails in parks throughout the city.

This page contains current trail conditions for all Nordic ski trails maintained by the club. We make every effort to post current trail conditions, especially immediately after grooming. However, sometimes we can’t groom regularly because of melting or heavy drifting or lack of new snow, and the posting gets out of date. Therefore, please note the date that the information on a particular trail was updated.

In addition, links near the bottom of this page will take you to information on nearby trails maintained by others. These include the Qu’Appelle Valley Nordic trails at Lumsden, the trails in Echo Valley, Moose Mountain and Duck Mountain provincial parks, and other ski trails in Saskatchewan.

If you wish to make a Donation in support of RSC trail maintenance,
please see our Donations page.

Fat Bike Policy
With the increased popularity of fat bike cycling on snow, local cycling clubs have encouraged the Regina Ski Club to develop a policy for allowing fat bike riding close to RSC groomed ski trails in Regina and at White Butte.
Please read the updated Fat Bike Policy Regina Ski Club 2022 to learn where fat bike traffic is welcome and where it is not welcome adjacent to trails groomed by the Regina Ski Club.

Grooming reports powered by Nordic Pulse

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Trail Networks Maintained by Other Ski Clubs or Organizations

Several Nordic Ski Clubs in Saskatchewan, including the Regina Ski Club, are now using Nordic Pulse to report trail conditions.

Qu’Appelle Valley Nordic, Lumsden

The Qu’Appelle Valley Nordic club maintains a system of trails at nearby Lumsden.
For trail conditions, see the QVN (Qu’Appelle Valley Nordic) page on Nordic Pulse.
For more about the club itself, see their web site Qu’Appelle Valley Nordic (QVN).

Echo Valley Trails

Echo Valley Provincial Park maintains a system of cross country ski trails.
The Echo Valley Trails Advisory Group or EVTAG is a group of community volunteers who assist in developing and maintaining those trails.
For all season discussion of trail condition and events, see the Echo Valley Trails Advisory Group Facebook page.
For ski trail conditions, see the Echo Valley Provincial Park page on Nordic Pulse.

Moose Mountain Provincial Park

For information on the Moose Mountain (Kenosee) trail systems, see Moose Mountain Park Trails.
Click here to see the Moose Mountain Provincial Park Cross-Country Trail Map.
The park is not currently posting trail condition descriptions.
To hear a recording of trail conditions phone 306-577-2600 extension 4.

Duck Mountain Provincial Park

The Duck Mountain Provincial Park ski trails are maintained by the Duck Mountain Nordic Club (formerly the Kamsack Ski Club.)

For trail conditions, see the Duck Mountain Nordic Club page on Nordic Pulse.
For information on the club, see the Duck Mountain Nordic Club website.

Other Trails in Saskatchewan

Several other Saskatchewan ski clubs maintain and /or report on local ski trail conditions.
For a list of these clubs and links to the individual web sites of some of them, see the Club Directory page on the Cross Country Saskatchewan (CCS) web site.