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Sep
25
to Sep 27

CCBC Regional Camp at Revelstoke Blanket Creek Fall Dryland camp Sept 25-27!

Camp Notice: Teck Okanagan Regional Dryland Camp

https://revelstokenordic.org/fall-dryland-camp-2026

2026

Host Club: Revelstoke Nordic

Dates: Friday, September 25th to Sunday, September 27th.

Eligibility: Skiers born 2017-2009.

Location: Group Sites 1 & 2 at Blanket Creek Provincial Park, 25km south of Revelstoke. For

more information: http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/blanket_crk/ Regional

Lead Coach (RNSC): Tindra Wiksten Kangasharju

Guest: CCBC Provincial Coach, Chris Manhard

Contact: Kendra von Bremen angusandkendra@telus.net

Camp Begins: 7pm on Friday, September 25th at Blanket Creek Provincial Park. Please set up

campsite and eat dinner prior to commencement of camp (dinner will NOT be provided on

Friday).

Camp Ends: noon on Sunday, September 27th

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Oct
18
9:00 AM09:00

Reino Run at Larch Hills - All Ski Team athletes should be participating

Reino Run at Larch Hills - All Ski Team athletes should be participating

2026 Reino Run

Larch Hills Ski Area

October 18, 2026  

10:00 AM Start for the 8.5 km route

10:10 AM Start for the 2.5 km route

Part of the Interior Running Association X-Country Series.

8.5 km and 2.5 km routes

Come and join us in the beautiful rolling hills of the Larch Hills Ski area for the 2026 Reino Run. Choose from 8.5 km and 2.5 km distances.

Over 16 years of age $30 and kids under 16 are $10.

On-line registration closes at 6 pm Oct 17.

Bib Pick up at the Chalet 8:30-9:30am

No race day registration. 

The 8.5 km race counts towards the IRA X-country series.

Age groups are based on your age as of Dec 31, 2026. When you enter your birthdate and gender on the following page, your eligible categories will be displayed. Runners with a valid Athletics BC # can claim a $5 discount.

See you on October 18th!

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Oct
31
9:00 AM09:00

Halloween Practise - Dress up - treats at the Lodge

9:00 AM 12:00 PM
Rubberhead to Larch Hills chalet
Lunch at the chalet and rides at 12:30 back to town.

We are all set for this coming saturdays "up and over" run from Rubberhead to Larch Hills. The plan is to meet at the Rubberhead Parking lot for 9:00, which is at 2.5 km up the 110 FSR. The turn off for the 110 is 4.4 km east past the canoe forest products office on the Trans Canada highway. We will be finishing at the Larch Hills chalet some time between 11:00-12:00. We will have some treats for the end and along the way, but athletes will need to either bring a lunch, or if there is a parent that is willing to shuttle "drop bags" with lunch and a change of clothing to the chalet, that would be ideal. If there is someone willing to do this, please let me know. We are hoping to enjoy a team lunch at the chalet around noon. Please remember to bring plenty of water, a snack and appropriate clothing (it can be much colder the top!).

Here’s the route that we plan to take:
Double D, Rubberhead Climb, Meatgrinder, Muffin Top. This gets you to the upper Rubberhead parking lot. From there, take Half Baked (brand new trail) to Larch Hills Road, Hemlock Glide, Afterthought, The Greenway, Cottonwood Cutoff to South Hub and down Larch Hills Road.

Track Attack - meet at Larch Hills Chalet for a run, followed by treats in the chalet (bring a lunch).

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Oct
4
9:45 AM09:45

Man Tracker


 Saturday, October 4, 2025 at Skimikin Lake.  10 AM start.  Details on how everything works is in the attachment.

It would be helpful if kids could pre-plan their teams and team names, but there will also be time to put together teams at the start.

The event is 90 minutes.  It should run from about 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM which allows some time at the beginning and end for organizing and results.  Bring a watch or other device to keep track of time!

Please arrive at the start/finish no later than 10:00 AM (9:45 would be better) - we hope to start the clock as soon as groups are organized.

We met with the Skimikin caretaker and there are a few requests:

  1. Don’t park in any campsites.  She will charge you for the site!

  2. Parking is free in the main parking lot (and walk to the start/finish area), along Skimikin road and on the FSR that goes around the lake.

  3. If you plan to stay after Mantracker, she suggested that the day use area by the main part of the campsite (east side of the lake) is a bit roomier and nicer.

Always a fun day!


Jan, Brook, and Mark

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Sep
20
10:00 AM10:00

Herald Park Day

Herald Park Team Day Camp

10:00 AM 3:00 PM

Bring your own water bottle and carrier, lunch and all equipment needed for the day.

U16+ Bring skate roller ski equipment, running shoes and ski striding poles

Rec Group - bring runners, water, lunch and snacks.

Camping - The Rec Group will be camping at Herald’s Park in Sites 60 and 61 on Saturday night after the day camp. We would like to invite any other ski team families that would like to join us to book a campsite too. Each family will be responsible for their own food and camping supplies.

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Sep
12
to Sep 14

CCBC regional camp at Revelstoke

Link to Regionla camp: https://revelstokenordic.org/fall-dryland-camp-2025

Friday:

Ice breakers & team building type games

Snack (provided)

Athlete & coaches meetings

Bed

Saturday:

Activation

Breakfast (bring your own)

Rollerskiing (and games for younger skiers)

Lunch (provided)

Coach clinic

Chill out time

Disc Golf/Camp Games

Orienteering

Dinner (provided)

Guest speaker

Sunday:

Activation

Breakfast (bring your own)

Pack up camp

Pole Striding/Run

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Nov
22
to Nov 24

SNOW CAMP at Silver Star Mountain Resort

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The annual Larch Hills SNOW CAMP at Silver Star Mountain Resort.

We are staying at the Pinnacles Hotel

Focus points for this weekend training camp: 

  • Quality skiing - focus on good technique always - mindfulness matters, make the most of your time skiing

  • Positive attitude - be supportive of all your teammates Track Attack, Race Team, Rec, Coaches and parents - be grateful you are skiing (there are not many places you can ski right now) 

  • Sleep is critical - training stresses the body and mind, when we rest and especially when we sleep is when we repair and get stronger.  Without proper sleep, we do not benefit from the training. 

  • Eat - it seems obvious but make sure you are getting enough food to keep your energy high all weekend, there is lots of high quality food to eat, breakfast, (bring snacks for your morning session it is 2.5 hours, drink system, sport drink is a good idea, Lunch, snack before you do the afternoon session.

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Nov
18
10:00 AM10:00

Skiing at Sovereign Lake Skate technique

2 hour session 10am meet at the Wax Cabin

Race Team - Skate Technique - we will meet at the Wax Cabin ( log cabin on the right side as you drive in, near the biathlon range) which is across from the day lodge. Saturday will be incredibly busy with 400-500 skiers on 4 km of groomed trail, hopefully more trails are open by Saturday. Use older skis, keep your head up, you can avoid rocks but you have to be watching.

Track Attack: Meet at Canoe Beach parking lot. Bring rollerski gear, running gear, layers, water bottle & carrier. See email for details.

Rec Group - skiing at Sovereign. Technique to be decided. We will let you know via email closer to the date.

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