In the words of the Wicked Witch of the West, “Look what you’ve done! I’m melting, melting……. Oh what a world..” We’ll have warming temperatures through the day approaching 60 degrees again by late afternoon. Crusty and very icy conditions early then turning to mush by mid-day. We are not grooming today in order to preserve the snow that is remaining. The 3km trail has several areas where route finding and grass walking are required. Where it is good it is very good, but the trail has several gaps that are not skiable now. Armstrong has two open areas requiring caution to pass through. Best skiing will be from about 10:30 until 1. It will get quite sloppy out and skating will leave deep ruts. We recommend classic skiing late in the day. If you see grass, pavement or mud in front of you, please slow down and work your way safely around. Skiing will be icy, crunchy and firm early, but quickly transforming into tropical slurpee consistency. The 3km, Practice Loop and Armstrong trails will be open today. There are icy patches, grassy patches, exposed pavement and wet areas lurking under snow and along the trail so keep your eyes open, stay alert and ski safely.
Wax will be the rainbow again today with violet/red/yellow with structure for both kick and glide depending on what time of day you ski. Polishing, spraying, dripping and ironing some fresh wax on the tips and tails of your equipment will definitely help your gliding Joy.
Please be cautious of any icy, muddy or wet patches near the trails, on any pavement and on walkways. Walk with care in your ski boots and use the handrail on the stairs. We continue to offer our “unplug and get outside to play” services daily through Thursday. You have until tomorrow afternoon to drop off your skis for a hot wax spa session to keep you gliding or an enriching storage wax if you’re done for the season.
Grab your SPF30+, your sunglasses, your beachwear for the tropical heat wave, keep an eye out basking bunnies, ermine, birds and other wildlife, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our incredible community center and for coming out to play with us during this wild “spring skiing all winter” season. Drop in the store to say hello, shop the sale and visit for a bit before we close. Everyone ski safe and grab some fun while you can!

If it’s time for your summer storage wax, bring in your skis soon. We’ll put some good wax on your bases for summer protection and scrape them for free when we reopen in November. Drop them off before Wednesday!

Our Nordic Center spring sale is almost done! All remaining skis, boots, poles and clothing 40% off marked prices. High performance spray and powder waxes from Swix and Toko (except Toko Jet) are 40% off. All sales are final. No holds, returns or refunds. Limited to stock on hand. Get in and gear up now! We will be closing for the season at 5:00pm March 27th.

It had to happen eventually… We will be closing for the season at 5:00pm on Thursday March 27th. It’s been a crazy season for weather, but we’ve managed to stay open for skiing all but two days since December 2nd. We’d like to thank each and every one of you who visited us this season. We have the best customers, friends and neighbors in our ski community and you are all truly the best part of the work for our nearly 50 Nordic Center employees. We spend the winter as a big family helping you learn new skills, taking care of your skis and providing you with some incredible ski trails. Thank you for spending the winter with us and we’ll plan on being back and seeing you on November 22nd for the start of the 25-26 Winter Season!

Another very warm Spring day. We’ll have warming temperatures through the day approaching 60 degrees by late afternoon. Best skiing will be from about 10 until 12. After mid-day, the magic 8 ball said “Don’t count on it.” It will get quite sloppy out and skating will leave deep ruts. We recommend classic skiing late in the day to help preserve the trails. We’re smoothing the 3km and Armstrong today. The classic tracks were reset yesterday where possible so they’ll be a bit icy early then softer after mid-morning. There are a couple growing gaps in the trail due to the thin coverage and heat. If you see grass in front of you, please slow down and work your way safely around. Skiing will be crunchy and firm early, but quickly transforming into slurpee consistency.
The 3km, Practice Loop and Armstrong trails will be open today. Trails will be crunchy icy early for skating with glaze in the tracks for classic. There are icy patches, grassy patches, exposed pavement and wet areas lurking under snow and near the trail so keep your eyes open, stay alert and ski safely.
Wax will be the rainbow again today with violet/red/yellow with structure for both kick and glide depending on what time of day you ski. It will get sticky for a while today as the air warms, so polishing, spraying, dripping and ironing some fresh wax on the tips and tails of your skis will definitely maximize your Joy.
We continue to offer our “get outside and unplug” services daily through Thursday. It will be a great afternoon to drop off your skis for a hot wax spa session to keep you gliding or an enriching storage wax if you’re done for the season. Grab your SPF30+, tug on your thinnest gloves, grab your beachwear for the heat wave, keep an eye out for bunnies, ermine, birds and other wildlife, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our incredible community center and for coming out to play with us during this wild “spring skiing all winter” season. Drop in the store to say hello, shop the sale and visit for a bit. Everyone ski safe and grab some winter fun while you can!

If you completed three Wasatch Citizens Series races or were a race season pass holder and you haven’t picked it up yet, your WCS beanie is available at the White Pine Touring Nordic Center. Drop in and pick it up before 3/27!

If it’s time for your summer storage wax, bring in your skis soon. We’ll put some good wax on your bases for summer protection and scrape them for free when we reopen in November. Drop them off before Wednesday!
Our Nordic Center spring sale is almost done! All remaining skis, boots, poles and clothing 40% off marked prices. High performance spray and powder waxes from Swix and Toko (except Toko Jet) are 40% off. All sales are final. No holds, returns or refunds. Limited to stock on hand. Get in and gear up now! We will be closing for the season at 5:00pm March 27th.

We knew it had to happen eventually… We will be closing for the season at 5:00pm on Thursday March 27th. It’s been a crazy season for weather, but we’ve managed to stay open for skiing all but two days since December 2nd. We’d like to thank each and every one of you who visited us this season. We have the best customers, friends and neighbors in our ski community and you are all truly the best part of the work for our nearly 50 Nordic Center employees. We spend the winter as a big family helping you learn new skills, taking care of your skis and providing you with some incredible ski trails. Thank you for spending the winter with us and we’ll plan on being back and seeing you on November 22nd for the start of the 25-26 Winter Season!

Today’s Haiku:
Spring melt starts too soon;
Skiing remains, fading soon;
Sun, smiles, glide today

Our spring sale glides on! All remaining skis, boots, poles and clothing 40% off marked prices. High performance spray and powder waxes from Swix and Toko (except Toko Jet) are 40% off. All sales are final. No holds, returns or refunds. Limited to stock on hand. Get in and gear up now! Boots and skis are going quickly! The end is near.

A bluebird Spring day coming your way. We’ll have warming temperatures through the day up near 50 degrees by late afternoon. Prime skiing will be from about 10 until 2. After that it could get quite sloppy out and skating will leave deep ruts by late afternoon. We recommend classic skiing late in the day to help preserve the trails. We’re grooming the 3km and Armstrong today. The classic tracks were reset yesterday so they’ll be a bit icy early then softer after mid-morning. There are gaps in the tracks due to the thin coverage in places so don’t be afraid to step out if you see grass in front of you. Skiing will be crunchy and firm early, but quickly transforming into softer forms. The 3km, Practice Loop and Armstrong trails will be open again today.
Trails will be firm for skating with some glaze in the tracks for classic. There are icy patches, grassy patches, exposed pavement and wet areas lurking under snow and near the trail so keep your eyes open, stay alert and ski safely.
The CLOSED ropes are still tied across the 5k, Dog Loop and Farm.
Wax will be the rainbow again today with violet/red/yellow with structure for both kick and glide depending on what time of day you ski. It will get sticky again today as the air warms, so polishing, spraying or dripping and ironing some fresh wax on the tips and tails of your skis will definitely maximize your Joy. Please be cautious of any icy, muddy or wet patches near the trails, on any pavement and on walkways. Walk with care in your ski boots and use the handrail on the stairs. We continue to offer our “get outside and unplug” services daily. It will be a great afternoon to drop off your skis for a hot wax spa session to keep you gliding or an enriching storage wax if you’re done for the season.
Grab your SPF30+, layer for heat wave, keep an eye out for beach bunnies, birds and other wildlife, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our incredible community center and for coming out to play with us during this “spring skiing all winter” season. Drop in the store to say hello, shop the sale and visit for a bit. Everyone ski safe and grab some winter fun while you can! Don’t wait to get your ski on!

If you completed three Wasatch Citizens Series races or were a race season pass holder and you haven’t picked it up yet, your WCS beanie is available at the White Pine Touring Nordic Center. Drop in and pick it up!

If it’s time for your summer storage wax, bring in your skis soon. We’ll put some good wax on your bases for summer protection and scrape them for free when we reopen in November. Drop them off before Wednesday!

We knew it had to happen eventually… We will be closing for the season at 5:00pm on Thursday March 27th. It’s been a crazy season for weather, but we’ve managed to stay open for skiing all but two days since December 2nd. We’d like to thank each and every one of you who visited us this season. We have the best customers, friends and neighbors in our ski community and you are all truly the best part of the work for our nearly 50 Nordic Center employees. We spend the winter as a big family helping you learn new skills, taking care of your skis and providing you with some incredible ski trails. Thank you and we’ll plan on being back and seeing you on November 22nd for the start of the 25-26 Winter Season!

We had about 2 inches of wet snow last night and we’re looking at a blustery day with a chance of breezes and occasional showers We’ll have slowly warming temperatures through the day. We’re grooming the 3km and Armstrong surfaces today. The classic tracks will ski in well with the new snow, but might glaze through the day as more skiers glide through them. There are gaps in the tracks due to the thin coverage in places so don’t be afraid to step out if you see grass in front of you. Skiing should be good today with moderate air temperatures. The 3km, Practice Loop and Armstrong trails will be open again today. Trails will be firm for skating with some glaze developing in the tracks for classic. There are icy patches, grassy patches, exposed pavement and wet areas lurking under snow and near the trail so keep your eyes open, stay alert and ski safely.
Wax will be violet/red with structure today for both kick and glide. It will get sticky again today under the cloud cover, so polishing, spraying or dripping and ironing some fresh wax on the tips and tails of your skis will definitely improve your skiing Joy.
Please be cautious of any icy, muddy or wet patches near the trails, on any pavement and on walkways. Walk with care in your ski boots and use the handrail on the stairs. We continue to offer our “get outside and unplug” services daily. It will be a great afternoon to drop off your skis for a hot wax massage to keep you gliding or an enriching storage wax if you’re about done for the season. Grab a warm mug, layer for the changing weather, keep an eye out for bunnies, hawks and other wildlife, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our incredible community center and sticking with us during this crazy “spring skiing all winter” season. Drop in the store to say hello, shop the sale and visit for a bit. Everyone ski safe and grab some winter fun while you can! Don’t wait to get your ski on!

Our spring sale is almost over! All remaining skis, boots, poles and clothing 40% off marked prices. High performance spray and powder waxes from Swix and Toko (except Toko Jet) are 40% off. All sales are final. No holds, returns or refunds. Limited to stock on hand. The end is near.

If you completed three Wasatch Citizens Series races or were a race season pass holder and you haven’t picked it up yet, your WCS beanie is available at the White Pine Touring Nordic Center. Drop in and pick it up before Thursday!

If it’s time for your summer storage wax, bring in your skis soon. We’ll put some good wax on your bases for summer protection and scrape them for free when we reopen in November. Drop them off before Wednesday!

Welcome to the unofficial Community Center of Park CIty. This season is White Pine’s 47th on the Park City Golf Course and we’re proud of our 53 years as a locally owned and operated business in Park City. Shop Local, Ski Local. A proud part of the Jans family. Our partnership with Park City and the community runs deep. It is very rare to have such an incredible year-round community resource right here in town. We’ve been getting you into the outdoors for more than 50 years!

We knew it had to happen eventually… We will be closing for the season at 5:00pm on Thursday March 27th. It’s been a crazy season for weather, but we’ve managed to stay open for skiing all but two days since December 2nd. We’d like to thank each and every one of you who visited us this season. We have the best customers, friends and neighbors in our ski community and you are all truly the best part of the work for our nearly 50 Nordic Center employees. We spend the winter as a big family helping you learn new skills, taking care of your skis and providing you with some incredible ski trails. Thank you and we’ll plan on seeing you on November 22nd for the start of the 25-26 Winter Season!

Good morning skiers! Another Carpe Ski-em day! A little cloudy this morning with slowly warming temperatures through the day. The magic 8 ball indicated that the outlook definitely looks good for both skate and classic today. We’re grooming the 3km and Armstrong skate surfaces today. No changes to yesterday’s good classic tracks. Skiing should be very good today with moderate air temperatures. The 3km, Practice Loop and Armstrong trails will be open today. Trails will be firm for skating with some glaze in the tracks for classic. There are icy patches, grassy patches, exposed pavement and wet areas lurking under snow and near the trail so keep your eyes open, stay alert and ski safely.
The CLOSED ropes are still tied tightly across the 5k, Dog Loop and Farm.
Wax will be violet/red with structure today for both kick and glide. It will get sticky later today under the cloud cover, so polishing, spraying or dripping and ironing some fresh wax on the tips and tails of your skis will definitely improve your glide and your skiing Joy.
Please be cautious of any icy, muddy or wet patches near the trails, on any pavement and on walkways. Walk with care in your ski boots and use the handrail on the stairs. We continue to offer our “get outside and unplug” services daily. If you need to take a physical and/or mental break or a break from the daily news cycle we’re here for you. It will be a great afternoon to drop off your skis for a hot wax spa visit to keep you gliding or a storage wax if you’re about done for the season. Grab a warm mug, layer for the changing weather, keep an eye out for bunnies, hawks and other wildlife, ski safe and be kind. Thank you for being part of our incredible community center and sticking with us this crazy “winter.” Drop in the store to say hello, shop the sale and visit for a bit. Everyone ski safe and grab some winter fun while you can! We don’t know when closing day will be but don’t wait to get your ski on when the conditions are like this!

Our spring sale glides on! All remaining skis, boots, poles and clothing 40% off marked prices. High performance spray and powder waxes from Swix and Toko (except Toko Jet) are 40% off. All sales are final. No holds, returns or refunds. Limited to stock on hand. Get in and gear up now! Boots and skis are going quickly! The end is near.

We strongly recommend stopping in the shop BEFORE you head out on the trails when we have these variable Spring conditions. If you head out and assume you know the conditions, you could be quite surprised. We want you to have a great ski experience every day and we’re doing our best every day to try to make it happen. Everyone ski safe and aware!
If you completed three Wasatch Citizens Series races or were a race season pass holder and you haven’t picked it up yet, your WCS beanie is available at the White Pine Touring Nordic Center. Come in and pick it up!

If it’s time for your summer storage wax, bring in your skis soon. We’ll put some good wax on your bases for summer protection and scrape them for free when we reopen in November. Drop them off before Wednesday!