The Dryden Ski Club will officially close the book on a COVID-19 shortened season and begin to prepare for a new season Wednesday.
The organization is hosting an Equipment Pick-Up Day from 3:00pm until 6:00pm at the Chalet.
The Annual General Meeting will follow at 7:00pm.
The AGM will also be hosted online via Google Meet to discuss the past year’s operations and a financial update.
An early closure for the Dryden Ski Hill.
The Board of the Ski Club has decided to end the season by cancelling week long events, including the Sunday Slush Bowl, because of recent concerns over COVID-19.
The move is to keep everyone safe and officials are thanking the public for their patronage this winter.
Mount Evergreen in Kenora and Loch Lomond in Thunder Bay are also closed.
There’s plenty of snow and lots of fun to be had at the Dryden Ski Hill.
The Club is out with its March Break schedule.
The hill will be open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10:00am until 4:00pm.
The Slush Bowl is Sunday from 10:00am until 4:00pm.
The theme this year is ‘The 80’s’.
An unexpected breakdown has resulted in the temporary closure of the Dryden Ski Hill.
Staff are working on tow maintenance issues.
The hill will be closed until Saturday,February 22nd as a result.
Ski season will soon be here and the Dryden Ski Club is preparing for a new year.
Early bird pricing for a season pass has been extended to Friday, November 1st.
You can save up to 50% on kids and adult use of alpine and Nordic facilities.
The rates also apply to equipment and locker rentals.
For more information, visit http://www.skidryden.com
