Conditions don't look good for classic skiing...,
By Jim Dombrowski
Feb 10, 2005
The recent warm weather and rain have forced us to make some changes but we will hold the races. The Start/Finish will be moved to Timber Ridge Campground (formerly Jellystone) at the west end of Hammond Rd., ,
By Jim Dombrowski
Feb 9, 2005
We did a 9.4 k time trail – temps were in the low 20’s, we all had good kick and glide. ,
By Jeff Hervela
Feb 9, 2005
There will be a race on Saturday. Details will be forthcoming. We will be shoveling snow onto the trail where needed and will be grooming the trail over then next few days to get it ready. ,
By Vasa
Feb 8, 2005
We are still planning on having our race series tonight. We received a dusting of snow and the track should be ok for classic. ,
By Jeff Hervela
Feb 8, 2005
10 good reasons to drive up for the weekend of the Stokley Creek 15-kilometer Nordic Time Trial...,
By Kathy Conway
Feb 7, 2005
Dieter Hohnke reported that he completed the 55K (34 Mi.) "Koenig-Ludwig-Lauf" World Loppet yesterday, Feb. 6, in Oberammergau, Germany, in 5 hrs 21 minutes. That was good for 1,062 place out of 1,152 "classic" men participants.,
By Carol Hohnke
Feb 7, 2005
We had 3 changes in the 20K and 1 change in the 50K: 3 sex changes (!), 1 missing bib.,
By Nick Biac
Feb 7, 2005
As of now we are still planning on holding the race, but a lot will depend on the weather the next few days and the condition of the trail after we are able to inspect it., ,
By Jim Dombrowski
Feb 7, 2005
It was fast times for the finishers of this year's White Pine Stampede. In the 50km, Andy Triebold and Wendy Anderson were the overall champions with times of 1:45:12 and 2:09:14 what what turned out to be a 44km race.,
By Nick Baic
Feb 6, 2005
The 2005 White Pine Stampede would prove to be a balmy race, as the temperature at the start was pushing 30 degrees, and it was nearly 50 degrees at the race finish. ,
By Doug Cornell
Feb 6, 2005
Doug Garfield has developed a shortcut protocol for Armit: Power for Poling that he think works just as well as the original for Nordic athletes at every level of fitness, skill, and motivation.,
By Doug Garfield
Feb 5, 2005