Nordic Ski Club enjoys trails at Kinnaird

Members of the Castlegar and District Nordic Ski Club enjoyed a warm fire and some hot dogs at hot chocolate at Kinnaird

Members of the Castlegar and District Nordic Ski Club enjoy a warm fire at the Kinnaird Park outdoor skating rink after an evening of cross country skiing around the trails at the park.

Members of the Castlegar and District Nordic Ski Club enjoyed a warm fire and some hot dogs at hot chocolate at the Kinnaird Park outdoor skating rink on Wednesday after an evening of cross country skiing around the trails at the park.

 

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