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Panorama Nordic Centre
Trail Conditions Report
The Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf offers a selection of Nordic (cross country) skiing, fat biking, snowshoeing and trail walking. The network of various specialty trails offers more than 20 km of adventure. Through forest and alongside Toby Creek, the trails provide an uncrowded experience in spectacular mountain scenery.
March 28, 2021: Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf is now CLOSED for winter 2020-21
Please respect all closures and trail signage. Trails are unmaintained once closed and natural hazards are present as the warm spring weather erodes conditions. For your safety, please stay off closed trails. Guests are permitted to walk with caution on some of the multi use trails. See Trail Conditions report below. The ticket office in the Greywolf Clubhouse will continue to be open until April 4 (8:30 AM - 1 PM) for the sale of alpine lift tickets.
WINTER 2020/21
Our trail system begins at the Greywolf Golf Course Clubhouse and is only a 1.4 km drive from Panorama's upper village. Trails are designated for specific winter sports (cross country, fat biking, snowshoeing). Cross country only trails are groomed on a regular basis.
Trail Designations
Respect your fellow trail user and obey all trail designations so that everybody can enjoy their activity of choice.
- Cross country trails are for Nordic skiers only unless otherwise signed and are groomed for both skate and classic skiing.
- Fat tire bikes & snowshoe trails are used by both fat tire bikers & snowshoers. Snowshoers are to yield to fat bikers by stepping to the side of the trail.
- Multi-use trails are predominately used by walkers. Fat tire bikers, snowshoers and dog owners are permitted. These trails are not recommended for cross country skiers.
Please note there no motorized vehicles allowed at anytime on any trails.
Trail Tickets and Passes
If you wish to cross country ski, fat tire bike or snowshoe a ticket to use the trails is required and is available at the Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf or Guest Services in Ski Tip Lodge. Season passes are also available for purchase.
Grooming Schedule
Grooming of all country cross country only trails will be done a daily basis or as required. All cross country specific trails are groomed for both skate and classic. Snowfall may alter grooming plans but our goal will be to provide fresh groomed trails as soon as we can after a snow event.
Trail Conditions
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MULTI USE TRAILS
Multi-use trails are for the enjoyment of walkers, fat bikers, snowshoers, dog owners. Multi-use trails are not groomed regularly and are not recommended for cross country skiing. Dogs required to be leashed at all times. Pooch Pass not required.
TRAIL NETWORK DESIGNATION SYMBOL STATUS REMARKS Mountain View
(was Valley Trail 1)Village Multi Use 
Open for walking only Caution: Late season conditions. Fairway
(was Valley Trail 2)Village Multi Use Closed Reopening December 2021. Village View
(was Valley Trail 3)Village Multi Use Open for walking only Caution: Late season conditions. Creekside
(was Prospectors & Creekside)Village Multi Use Closed Reopening December 2021. -
CROSS COUNTRY ONLY TRAILS
Our Cross Country are predominantly in the Monument Network except for Paradox which is part of the Village Network.
Cross country trails are for the enjoyment of cross country skiing only (unless otherwise signed*.) Cross country trails are groomed for both skate and classic skiing.
TRAIL TRAIL RATING RATING SYMBOL STATUS LAST GROOMED Paradox Easiest 
CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Connector
(Pooch Pass permitted trail)Easiest CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Placer
(Pooch Pass permitted trail to the Pentagon Hut)Easiest / More difficult 
CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Great Scott!
(Was Outer Placer)More difficult 
CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Alder Easiest / More difficult CLOSED Reopening December 2021. No Name More difficult CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Pearl Easiest CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Hale More difficult CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Dragon Slide More difficult CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Dragon Tail Most difficult 
CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Delphine Most difficult CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Moose Meadow More difficult CLOSED Reopening December 2021. -
FAT TIRE BIKE & SNOWSHOE TRAILS
These trails follow mostly the Village Network but dabble into the beginnings of the Monument Network. There are three trails that are designated for Fat Tire Bike and/or Snowshoe use only. Trails marked multi use are open for the enjoyment of walkers, cross country skiers and dog owners.
These trails are not groomed regularly and are not recommended for cross country skiing. Dogs required to be leashed at all times. Pooch Pass not required.
TRAIL NETWORK DESIGNATION SYMBOL STATUS REMARKS The South Face Village Snowshoe 
CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Giddy Up Monument Snowshoe & Fat Bike CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Thrill Hill Bypass Monument Snowshoe & Fat Bike CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Mountain View
(was Valley Trail 1)Village Multi Use CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Fairway
(was Valley Trail 2)Village Multi Use CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Village View
(was Valley Trail 3)Village Multi Use CLOSED Reopening December 2021. Creekside
(was Prospectors & Creekside)Village Multi Use CLOSED Reopening December 2021. -
TRAILSIDE HUTS
Trailside Huts
Our trails offer a couple of trailside huts for your convenience. The Hale Hut has a heater but the Pentagon Hut does not.
Please be respectful of the huts for your fellow skiers. Pack out any garbage that you bring with you.Hut STATUS Hale Hut CLOSED Pentagon Hut CLOSED
New for winter 2020/21
Nordic Friends
This volunteer program is all about providing Nordic trail information, education as well as receiving feedback from out on the trails. Look for them in their blue Swix jackets and toques.
Trail Fees Winter 2020/21
Please pay for trail fees at the Panorama Nordic Centre at Greywolf located at the Greywolf Golf Course Clubhouse. You can find equipment rental pricing, here.
| NORDIC DAY TICKET | NORDIC SEASON PASS | FAT BIKE & SNOWSHOE DAY TICKETS | |
| Adult (18 - 64) | $19 | $119 | $10 |
| Youth (13 - 17) | $15 | $89 | $8 |
| Child (7 - 12) | $12 | $69 | $8 |
| Senior (65 - 74) | $15 | $89 | $6 |
| Tot | FREE (ticket required) | $39 | FREE (ticket required) |
| Super Senior (75+) | FREE (ticket required) | $39 | FREE (ticket required) |
The above Nordic season pass price does not include the cost of the Panorama Pass Card. Cards are $5, reload existing cards and SAVE $5.
Toby Creek Nordic Club members receive a 25% discount on trail fees and season passes.
Pooch Pass and Tickets
There is a $5 day ticket and $25 season pass to take your dog with you on our certain trails. You are responsible for their behavior and clean up.
Rules for Dog Accompaniment
Panorama Nordic Centre offers both a Pooch Pass Day Ticket or Pooch Season Pass for cross country ski trails. Dog owners must bring a full-body photograph of the dog when purchasing your Pooch Season Pass.
Dogs are permitted in the following areas, under the full control of their owners:
- Paradox Connector
- Placer Trail (from Greywolf Drive underpass through to Pentagon Hut)
- All Multi Use marked trails
Individuals who use these trails should be prepared to meet dogs at any time.
Panorama Nordic Centre understands some cross country skiers wish to ski with their dogs and also accepts that others skiers feel threatened by dogs. The below rules attempts to find a fair balance between the interests of both as well as safety for the dog. All dog owners using the Panorama Nordic Centre dog accepted trails are required to be aware of these rules prior to use.
All users of Panorama Nordic Centre, whether dog owners or not, should be familiar with specific rules below to support the wellbeing for all users and enforcement. Knowing these rules will;
- make users of Panorama Nordic Centre aware of what they can expect in matters related to dogs.
- promote responsible use of the trails and facilities by skiers with dogs.
- encourage mutual respect between those people who ski with their dogs and those who do not.
- heighten procedures for responding to incidents regarding dog and owner behavior.
- If a dog bites a human or another dog or displays aggressive behavior while at Panorama Nordic Centre, the incident must be reported immediately, and the owner of the dog will be contacted by Greywolf Nordic Centre staff. In the interest of safety, the dog’s trail privileges will be withdrawn immediately until a resolution is reached.
- At the time of purchase of either a Pooch Season Pass and/or Pooch Day Ticket, the owner will sign that he/she has read the Dog Trail Policy and agrees to follow the conditions and the stated Code of Conduct. This agreement will be kept on file with the dog identification data at Panorama Nordic Centre.
- Owners who refuse to comply with the Conditions and Code of Conduct will have their passes and/or dog passes revoked immediately.
- Maximum of one dog per skier.
- All dogs must have a Panorama Nordic Centre Pooch Season Pass or Pooch Day Ticket attached to the neck or harness when using Panorama Nordic Trails. This display will have a unique number that is registered with Greywolf Nordic Centre and be easily seen.
- Dogs must be leashed at all times. The leash length must be not be longer than 3 metres. Retractable leashes are not allowed.
Weather Forecast
3:28am 18 April, 2021
Today
Alpine temperature: High 6 °C.
Precipitation: Trace.
Cloudy with sunny periods and isolated wet flurries.
Freezing level: 2100 metres.
Ridge wind northeast: 10-25 km/h.
Tonight
Alpine temperature: Low -4 °C.
Precipitation: Nil.
Clear periods.
Freezing level at valley bottom.
Ridge wind light to 25 km/h.
Monday
Alpine temperature: High 3 °C.
Precipitation: Nil.
Sunny with cloudy periods.
Freezing level: 1800 metres.
Ridge wind light to 20 km/h.
Tuesday
Alpine temperature: Low -2 °C, High 5 °C.
Precipitation: Nil.
Sunny with cloudy periods.
Freezing level: 2000 metres.
Light ridge wind.
Wednesday
Alpine temperature: Low 1 °C, High 13 °C.
Precipitation: Nil.
A mix of sun and cloud.
Freezing level: 2600 metres.
Light ridge wind.
Thursday
Alpine temperature: Low 6 °C, High 13 °C.
Precipitation: 7 mm.
Showers.
Freezing level: 2600 metres.
Ridge wind light to 15 km/h.
Friday
Alpine temperature: Low 4 °C, High 8 °C.
Precipitation: 4 mm.
Cloudy with scattered showers.
Freezing level: 2200 metres.
Light ridge wind.
Saturday
Alpine temperature: Low 6 °C, High 11 °C.
Precipitation: Trace.
Mainly cloudy with isolated showers.
Freezing level: 2600 metres.
Ridge wind light to 15 km/h.
Sunday
Alpine temperature: Low 7 °C, High 12 °C.
Precipitation: Trace.
Cloudy with sunny periods and isolated showers.
Freezing level: 2500 metres.
Ridge wind light to 15 km/h.
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