SWC X-C equipment sale dates   Thursday, October 12, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Friday, October 13, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday, October 14, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Sunday, October 15, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.   Notes: In-person sales only. All equipment will be sold as is. Equipment has been used for up to 5 years and is in fair condition. No refunds. No holds. Payment accepted by credit card, debit, or cash. A ski bulletin with update of inventory available will be sent on Friday, October13 in the late afternoon.

Used Skis Sale Prices 2023

Prices include GST

Skis: Classic

• Child, size 90-140: $110
• Juniors, size 150-170:  $130
• Adult, sizes 172-204: $150

Poles

• Classic: $20

Boots

• Classic
  • Child/youth, size 25-35: $60
  • Adult, size 36+: $80

Package deal for 15% off

• Classic
  • Child (skis 100-140, boots, poles): $190 – 15% = $161.50
  • Youth (skis 150-170, boots, poles): $210 – 15% = $178.50

Adult (skis size 172+, boot, poles): $250 – 15% = $212.50

Purchase your season pass!

Get ready for the ski season! Purchase your season pass starting October 12.

Fall and winter program registrations are open

View all programs in the Fall program guide.

We have activities for all ages, including 

• Track Attack dryland training
• Dryland training, including ParaNordic
• Homeschool Programs
• Outdoor programs for children and families

Adults-only Date Nights

Yield to moose cow and yearling calves

The Strathcona Wilderness Centre is habitat for several moose, including a cow moose and her yearling calves. The cow moose is protective of her yearling calves and may become concerned when the hikers on the trail separate her from her calves. Please either turn back to give the moose space or stop at least 100 metres away from them. For your safety use the rule of thumb to keep a safe distance. Extend your arm and hold your fist straight out in front of you. Extend your thumb. Cover the animal (who is standing sideways) with your thumb. If the animal is totally covered, you are about 100 metres away, which is a safe distance. If your thumb does not cover the animal, retreat slowly.