2
Suggested Routes 1. Easy Beginner (1 hr.-2.5km). Ski along the snowfences and practice in The Meadows (22). Ski out Timberline Trail (4) to Hawthorne (33) and Back. 2. Easy Beginner (1-1½ hr.-3km). Warm up in The Meadows (22) and slip out Gandalfs (20) to The Springer Orchard and return the same way. 3. Easy Beginner (1-1½ hr.-3km). Ski out Timberline Trail (4) to Crosscut (1) and return on 3 Mile (3) and finish with a loop in The Meadows (22). 4. Advanced Beginner (2½ hrs.-3.7km). Ski out 3 Mile (3) and climb Falls Overlook (21) to Barton’s Loop (7) and up to Weiss Knob Trail (10) to Weiss Knob Ascent (9) and across to Roundtop. Doubleback homeward via Double Trouble (12) to Sawmill Flats and drop down Highland View (13) to Springer Orchard Trail (16) and back to the Lodge. 5. Advanced Beginner (2½ hrs.-5km). Ski out Springer Orchard Trail (16) and ski up Springer Forest (17) to Three Springs (18). Traverse uphill on Highland View (13) to the Shelter and return home via Barton’s Bend (6) and Barton’s Loop (7). Drop onto 3 Mile (3) from Falls Overlook (21) and kick ‘n glide on home to the lodge. 6. Advanced Beginner (3 hrs.-7.5km). Climb Three Mile (3) and follow Blackbird’s Wing (5) to Forest Road 80 (41). Descend to Timberline Trail (4) and skate homeward. 7. Timberline to White Grass - Advanced Beginner (2½-3 hrs.-6.5km). Take Forest Road 80 (41) from Salamander Run to the Iron Gate on Blackbird’s Wing (5). Intersect 3 Mile (3) and drop along the switchbacks homeward. 8. Canaan to White Grass - Advanced Beginner (2½-3 hrs.-7km). Ski from the top of Canaan’s Lift to the Pipeline (39) and Bald Knob. Drop onto Beech Lick (26) and follow your tips downhill on Powderline (24) and Three Mile Trail (3). Stay straight to the 3 Mile Switchbacks and enjoy a long gradual jaunt to the Lodge. Canaan’s high altitude and moist climate create a unique ecosystem with plants, animals and weather usually found much further north. We welcome our neighbors, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and wish them success in their efforts to protect this valuable resource. Please obey their rules and skiing off trail is prohibited on their property. Call: 304-866-3858. CANAAN VALLEY - Our 5ooth Nat’l. Wildlife Refuge SEASON PASS: $140.00 - Person, $250.00 - Couple Children: $40.00 Join the Friends of White Grass HOURS OF OPERATION - 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - 7 Days a Week Trails close at dark • Cafe open 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Dinners Saturday 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Open December - March RATES AREA USE 5.00 20.00 RENTALS WEEKDAY 5.00 20.00 WEEKEND/HOLIDAY 5.00 20.00 TELEMARK - - - - 38.00 BACK COUNTRY - - - - 30.00 SKATING 25.00 SNOWSHOE 5.00 15.00 PULL SLED (PULK) 5.00 per day SKI SCHOOL PRIVATE 25.00 25.00 GROUP 15.00 15.00 MINI 6.00 6.00 TELEMARK/SKATE 25.00 25.00 CHILD ADULT Welcome! White Grass is situated on over 2,500 acres of private, state, and federal lands within the Cabin Mtn. range of West Virginia’s high Alleghenies. We pick up much of our snow off the Great Lakes whenever strong north- westerly winds drop out of Canada. Originally built as the Weiss Knob Ski Area in 1959, Bob and Anita Barton operated 4 rope tows, a primitive snow making system and a small cafe. We opened in a one room schoolhouse near White Grass Knob atop the Shenandoah Mountains of Virginia in ’79. The Randall Reed family owns much of the property we are fortunate to ski upon. We thank them for allowing us to do so. Enjoy your skiing in Canaan Valley. Chip, Laurie, and the Staff Groomed Trails 30 km of trail are regularly groomed for both classic and freestyle skiing. We also groom slopes for Nordic downhill. A fleet of modern 4 stroke snowmobiles and a Pisten Bulley snowcat do much of the work. Most of our groomers are from Yellowstone Tracking Systems, the world’s best. Snowfarming Snow fences, grooming and wind driven snowstorms combine efforts generating a twisty 3 mile/365 foot vertical skiing paradise that outlasts the woods nearby. Telemark Glades We are located at an abandoned alpine ski area and run by a group of backcountry telemark skiers. Hundreds of hours, mostly from volunteers, are spent each year nipping the NATO Breakfast Bowl, Cathedral Glades, and the Jack Frost woods. Always improving, never done, new glades every year. Cross Country Trails Nearby XC Trail Conditions • 800-CALL-WVA Canaan Valley State Park 30km 866-4121 Canaan Valley Blackwater Falls State Pk. 30km 259-5216 Davis Canaan Mt./Loop Road 45km 478-3251 Canaan Hgts. Dolly Sods Wilderness & Plateau 60km 257-4488 Laneville Cathedral State Park 10km 735-3771 Aurora Elk River Touring Center 50km 572-3771 Slaty Fork Monongehela Nat. Forest 375km 636-1800 Elkins (WV Dept. of Commerce/State Parks) 800-CALL-WVA Charleston Herrington, Swallow Falls, Deep Creek State Parks, Oakland (301) 334-9180 New Germany State Park/Grantsville (301) 895-5453 Savage River Lodge, Frostburg (301) 689-3200 Western MD West VA Amt/km Oil Creek State Park (814) 676-5915 Laurel Ridge, Rockwood (724) 455-7303 Blue Knob, Claysburg (800) 458-3403 Southwestern PA Crystal Lake Camps, Hughesville, PA (570) 584-5607 Lapland Lake Northville, NY (518) 863-4974 Osceola Tug Hill Camden, NY (315) 599-7377 Others TRAIL WORK WEEKENDS • Join us each November • Free Lunch LOCAL LODGING INFORMATION: (800) 782-2775 Skiers Responsibilities 1. Do not step in the tracks without skis on. Footprints harden into icy holes. When walking or snowshoeing, please step to the side of the trail. 2. Please keep off closed trails and observe all posted signs. Please, do not ski in the parking lots and roads. 3. Always ski under control and in such manner that you can stop or avoid other skiers or hazards. 4. Dogs are not allowed in main parking lot, please inquire where they are welcome. 5. The faster skier or the skier coming downhill has the right of way. 6. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible to others. 7. Please help us keep the trails smooth, clean, and free of hazards. Please report trail dangers. Acknowledgment of Risk THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST - BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS If you cannot accept the inherent risks of the sport, please do not purchase a ticket at this area. Thank you. 643 Weiss Knob Ski Road DAVIS, WV 26260 (304) 866-4114 [email protected] www.whitegrass.com Touring Center Our Mountain & the Canaan Valley Best skiing mid January - early March Over 45 trails • 1200’ vertical: 3250’ - 4460’ Annual Precip.: 53” • Average Snowfall 160” Mean Annual Temp.: 44 0 • Average Jan. Temp.: 23 0 Coldest Temp.: -24 0 • Warmest: 95 0 Average Skiable days at 4000’: 95 Safety and Emergency Procedures Check posted trail conditions and weather forecast. Dress warmly in layered clothing, protect your extremities and be aware of the onset of darkness or stormy weather. Carry water and snacks, a compass, avoid skiing too far, and stay on terrain well within your abilities as a skier. IF INJURED: Stay calm. If possible, do not leave injured skier alone. Keep them warm. Check their location on a map. Send for help. First Aid will be dispatched. Call 304-866-4114 or 911. Warm up to homemade soups, sandwiches, hot cider, local beer, desserts, salads, and more. Serving lunch daily 11 am - 4 pm. Dinners Saturday nights 6 pm - 9 pm with live music. Off premise catering in summer. White Grass Ski School • Since ‘79 Our instruction is fun, exciting, and helpful. For ski- ers starting out, lessons are a must. Intermediates beware - in an hour and a half we can teach you what years of whatever skiing likely has not. We fully guarantee satisfaction and results Treat yourself to... SKATING • XC DOWNHILL • KICK N GLIDE HOW TO STOP Don’t pick up too much speed for starters, relax somewhat bending your ankles and knees. Balance on both feet evenly, ease into a wedge with one or both skis with flexed ankles and knees in front of toes. Keep your back straight as if sitting in a chair with arms close to your sides near the belt. Look up, flex ankles, not your back. Lowering yourself in the shape of a “V” while edging only slightly. Spread the “V” out and edge more to stop. Replace your sitzmark, sign up for a lesson and practice. Trail Map Cross Country Ski & Snowshoe Trails 643 Weiss Knob Ski Road • 304-866-4114 @whitegrasswv 19-20 Cross Country Ski Areas Association Snowshoes Exploring mountains with winter traction is a nice way to break off on your own, or have the whole family join you. We lead a series of natural history walks that utilize snowshoes and explore the many snowshoe trails at WG. W’day W’end/Holiday GROUP RATES Advanced reservations are required and specific rules apply; please contact us. Rentals 10.00 15.00 Lessons 8.00 10.00 Area Use 12.00 15.00 Printed by Master Craft Printers • Oakland, MD

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Page 1: Trail Map - White Grass Ski Touring Center · Blackwater Falls State Pk. 30km 259-5216 Davis Canaan Mt./Loop Road Elk River Touring Center 45km 478-3251 Canaan Hgts. Dolly Sods Wilderness

Sugg

este

d Ro

ute

s1.

Ea

sy B

egin

ner

(1 h

r.-2.

5km

). Sk

i alo

ng th

e s

now

fenc

es a

nd p

ract

ice

in T

he M

eado

ws

(22)

. Ski

out

Tim

berli

ne T

rail

(4)

to H

awth

orne

(33

)

an

d Ba

ck.

2.

Easy

Begin

ner

(1-1

½ h

r.-3k

m).

War

m u

p in

The

Mea

dow

s (2

2) a

nd

slip

out

Gan

dalfs

(20)

to T

he S

prin

ger O

rcha

rd a

nd re

turn

the

sam

e w

ay.

3.

Easy

Beg

inne

r (1

-1½

hr.-

3km

). Sk

i out

Tim

berli

ne T

rail

(4)

to C

ross

cut

(1) a

nd re

turn

on

3 M

ile (3

) and

fini

sh w

ith a

loop

in T

he M

eado

ws

(22)

.4.

A

dva

nce

d B

egin

ner

(2½

hrs

.-3.7

km).

Ski

out

3 M

ile (

3) a

nd c

limb

Falls

Ove

rlook

(21

) to

Bar

ton’

s Lo

op (

7) a

nd u

p to

Wei

ss K

nob

Trai

l

(1

0) to

Wei

ss K

nob

Asc

ent (

9) a

nd a

cros

s to

Rou

ndto

p. D

oubl

ebac

k

ho

mew

ard

via

Dou

ble

Trou

ble

(12)

to S

awm

ill F

lats

and

dro

p do

wn

Hig

hlan

d Vi

ew (1

3) to

Spr

inge

r Orc

hard

Tra

il (1

6) a

nd b

ack

to th

e Lo

dge.

5.

Adva

nced

Beg

inne

r (2

½ h

rs.-5

km).

Ski o

ut S

prin

ger O

rcha

rd T

rail

(16)

an

d sk

i up

Sprin

ger

Fore

st (

17)

to T

hree

Spr

ings

(18

). Tr

aver

se u

phill

on

Hig

hlan

d Vi

ew (

13)

to th

e Sh

elte

r an

d re

turn

hom

e vi

a Ba

rton

’s

Ben

d (6

) an

d Ba

rto

n’s

Lo

op

(7).

Dro

p o

nto

3 M

ile (

3) f

rom

Fal

ls

Ove

rlook

(21

) an

d ki

ck ‘n

glid

e on

hom

e to

the

lodg

e.6.

Adva

nce

d B

egin

ner

(3 h

rs.-7

.5km

). C

limb

Thre

e M

ile (3

) and

follo

w

Bl

ackb

ird’

s W

ing

(5) t

o Fo

rest

Roa

d 80

(41)

. Des

cend

to T

imbe

rline

Trai

l (4)

and

ska

te h

omew

ard.

7.

Tim

berlin

e to

Whi

te G

rass

- Adv

ance

d Be

ginn

er (

2½-3

hrs

.-6.5

km).

Take

For

est R

oad

80 (4

1) fr

om S

alam

ande

r Run

to th

e Iro

n G

ate

on B

lack

bird

’s

W

ing

(5).

Inte

rsec

t 3 M

ile (3

) and

dro

p al

ong

the

switc

hbac

ks h

omew

ard.

8.

Can

aan to

Whit

e G

rass

- Adva

nce

d B

egin

ner

(2½

-3 h

rs.-7

km).

Ski

from

the

top

of C

anaa

n’s

Lift

to th

e Pi

pelin

e (3

9) a

nd B

ald

Knob

. Dro

p

on

to B

eech

Lic

k (2

6) a

nd fo

llow

you

r tip

s do

wnh

ill o

n Po

wde

rline

(24)

and

Thre

e M

ile T

rail

(3).

Sta

y st

raig

ht to

the

3 M

ile S

witc

hbac

ks a

nd

en

joy

a lo

ng g

radu

al ja

unt t

o th

e Lo

dge.

Canaan’s high altitude and m

oist climate create a unique

ecosystem w

ith plants, animals and w

eather usually found much

further north. We w

elcome our neighbors, the U

.S. Fish and W

ildlife Service and wish them

success in their efforts to protect this valuable resource. Please obey their rules and skiing off trail is prohibited on their property. Call: 304-866-3858.

CAN

AAN

VALLEY - O

ur 5ooth Nat’l. W

ildlife Refuge

SEASO

N PA

SS: $140.00 - Person, $250.00 - Couple Children: $40.00 Join the Friends of W

hite Grass

HO

URS O

F OPER

ATION

- 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m

. - 7 Days a W

eek Trails close at dark •

Cafe open 11 a.m. - 4 p.m

. D

inners Saturday 6 p.m. - 9 p.m

. Open D

ecember - M

arch

RATESAREA

USE

5.00 20.00

REN

TALS

W

EEKDAY

5.00 20.00

W

EEKEND

/HO

LIDAY

5.00 20.00

TELEM

ARK

- - - - 38.00

BAC

K COU

NTRY

- - - - 30.00

SKATIN

G

25.00

SN

OW

SHO

E 5.00

15.00

PULL SLED

(PULK)

5.00 per day

SKI SCH

OO

L

PRIVATE

25.00 25.00

G

ROU

P 15.00

15.00

MIN

I 6.00

6.00

TELEMARK/SKATE

25.00 25.00

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ILD A

DU

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com

e!

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te G

rass

is s

ituat

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er 2

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acr

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ate,

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te, a

nd fe

dera

l la

nds

with

in th

e Ca

bin

Mtn

. ran

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t Virg

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igh

Alle

ghen

ies.

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pick

up

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h of

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reat

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ver

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da. O

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lt as

the

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ss K

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ton

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ated

4 ro

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now

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and

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ened

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room

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ouse

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ar W

hite

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ss K

nob

atop

the

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ando

ah M

ount

ains

of V

irgin

ia in

’79.

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e Ra

ndal

l Ree

d fa

mily

ow

ns m

uch

of th

e pr

oper

ty w

e ar

e fo

rtun

ate

to s

ki

upon

. We

than

k th

em f

or a

llow

ing

us to

do

so. E

njoy

you

r ski

ing

in C

anaa

n Va

lley.

Chip

, La

uri

e, a

nd

the

Staf

f

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om

ed T

rails

30 k

m o

f tra

il ar

e re

gula

rly g

room

ed fo

r bot

h cl

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c an

d fr

eest

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g. W

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so g

room

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opes

for N

ordi

c do

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flee

t of m

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n 4

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ke s

now

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iles

and

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sten

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ley

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our

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om Y

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stem

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est. Sn

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mbi

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ts g

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twis

ty 3

mile

/365

foo

t ver

tical

ski

ing

para

dise

that

out

last

s th

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oods

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mar

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lade

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e ar

e lo

cate

d at

an

aban

done

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pine

ski

are

a an

d ru

n by

a g

roup

of

back

coun

try

tele

mar

k sk

iers

. H

undr

eds

of h

ours

, m

ostly

fro

m v

olun

teer

s, a

re s

pent

eac

h ye

ar

nipp

ing

the

NAT

O B

reak

fast

Bow

l, Ca

thed

ral G

lade

s, a

nd th

e Ja

ck F

rost

woo

ds. A

lway

s im

prov

ing,

nev

er d

one,

new

gla

des

ever

y ye

ar.

Cro

ss Country Trails N

earbyXC

Trail Conditio

ns •

800-CALL-W

VA

Canaan Valley State Park 30km

866-4121

Canaan ValleyBlackw

ater Falls State Pk. 30km

259-5216

Davis

Canaan Mt./Loop Road

45km

478-3251 Canaan H

gts.D

olly Sods Wilderness &

Plateau

60km

257-4488 Laneville

Cathedral State Park 10km

735-3771

AuroraElk River Touring Center

50km

572-3771 Slaty Fork

Monongehela N

at. Forest 375km

636-1800

Elkins(W

V Dept. of Com

merce/State Parks)

800-CA

LL-WVA

Charleston

Herrington, Sw

allow Falls, D

eep Creek

State Parks, Oakland

(301) 334-9180N

ew G

ermany State Park/G

rantsville

(301) 895-5453Savage River Lodge, Frostburg

(301) 689-3200

Western

MD

West VA

Am

t/km

Oil Creek State Park

(814) 676-5915Laurel Ridge, Rockw

ood

(724) 455-7303

Blue Knob, Claysburg

(800) 458-3403

South

western

PA

Crystal Lake Camps, H

ughesville, PA

(570) 584-5607

Lapland Lake Northville, N

Y (518) 863-4974

Osceola Tug H

ill Camden, N

Y (315) 599-7377

Oth

ers

TRAIL W

ORK W

EEKEND

S •

Join us each Novem

ber • Free Lunch

LOCAL LO

DG

ING

INFO

RMATIO

N: (800) 782-2775

Skie

rs R

espo

nsi

bilit

ies

1.

Do

no

t st

ep

in t

he

tra

cks

wit

ho

ut

skis

on

. Fo

otp

rin

ts

h

ard

en

in

to i

cy h

ole

s. W

he

n w

alki

ng

or

snow

shoe

ing,

plea

se s

tep

to t

he

sid

e o

f th

e t

rail.

2.

Ple

ase

ke

ep

off

clo

sed

tra

ils

and

ob

serv

e a

ll p

ost

ed

sig

ns.

Ple

ase,

do

not s

ki in

the

park

ing

lots

and

roa

ds.

3.

Alw

ays

ski

un

de

r co

ntr

ol

and

in

su

ch m

ann

er

that

you

can

sto

p o

r av

oid

oth

er

skie

rs o

r h

azar

ds.

4.

Dog

s ar

e no

t allo

wed

in m

ain

park

ing

lot,

plea

se in

quire

whe

re th

ey a

re w

elco

me.

5.

The

fas

ter

skie

r o

r th

e s

kie

r co

min

g d

ow

nh

ill h

as t

he

rig

ht

of

way

.6.

D

o n

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sto

p w

he

re y

ou

ob

stru

ct a

tra

il o

r a

re n

ot

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sib

le t

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the

rs.

7.

Ple

ase

he

lp u

s ke

ep

th

e t

rails

sm

oo

th, c

lean

, an

d f

ree

of

haz

ard

s. P

leas

e re

port

trai

l dan

gers

.

Ack

now

ledg

men

t of

Ris

kTH

IS IS

A P

ARTI

AL

LIST

- BE

SAFE

TY C

ON

SCIO

US

If

you

cann

ot a

ccep

t the

inhe

rent

risk

s of

the

spor

t, pl

ease

do

not

pur

chas

e a

ticke

t at t

his

area

. Tha

nk y

ou.

643

Wei

ss K

nob

Ski R

oad

DAV

IS, W

V 26

260

(304

) 86

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ass.

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w.w

hite

gras

s.co

mTo

uri

ng

Cen

ter

Our M

ountain

& th

e Can

aan Valley

Best skiing mid January - early M

archO

ver 45 trails • 1200’ vertical: 3250’ - 4460’

Annual Precip.: 53” •

Average Snowfall 160”

Mean A

nnual Temp.: 44

0 • Average Jan. Tem

p.: 230

Coldest Temp.: -24

0 • W

armest: 95

0

Average Skiable days at 4000’: 95

Safety and Em

ergency Pro

cedures

Check posted trail conditions and w

eather forecast. Dress

warm

ly in layered clothing, protect your extremities and be

aware of the onset of darkness or storm

y weather. C

arry w

ater and snacks, a compass, avoid skiing too far, and stay

on terrain well w

ithin your abilities as a skier.IF IN

JURED

: Stay calm. If possible, do not leave injured skier

alone. Keep them w

arm. Check their location on a m

ap. Send for help. First A

id will be dispatched. Call 304-866-4114 or 911.

W

arm up to hom

emade soups, sandw

iches, hot cider, local beer, desserts, salads, and m

ore. Serving lunch daily 11 am

- 4 pm. D

inners Saturday nights 6 pm - 9 pm

with live

music. O

ff premise catering in sum

mer.

White G

rass Ski School •

Since ‘79

O

ur instruction is fun, exciting, and helpful. For ski-ers starting out, lessons are a m

ust. Intermediates

beware - in an hour and a half w

e can teach you w

hat years of whatever skiing likely has not.

We fully guarantee satisfaction and results

Treat yourself to...SKATIN

G •

XC DO

WN

HILL •

KICK N G

LIDE

HO

W TO

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