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09/05/2019

Nine weeks of rollerski skills and games for all levels at Brackett Park in Mpls (near the...

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11/16/2019

We will be back at Base Camp! Plan to spend the morning with us. Expo, speakers, break out...

MyXC Festival & Championships

03/14/2020

Our celebration of winter. The Festival events are all day Saturday (including the Fishscale...

K COUNTER TOP 10

Skier	Club	KM
Anders W	Hyland Lake	810.05
Philip L	Hyland Lake	737.1
Max M	Hyland Lake	550.9
Lukas W	Hyland Lake	431.13
Cate K	Lake Elmo	303.8
Caleb C	Tamarack SkiSparks	281
Darien H	Battle Creek	201.1
Jack K	Willow River	170.3
Ryan K	Willow River	170.3
Hyrum L	Bunker Hills	156.9

Avoid, Spot, Treat Frostbite and Hypothermia

Posted on: January 22, 2018 - 3:34pm
By: adminchrissy

As leaders of SkiSparks programs we are very in tune with the weather. Besides teaching kids how to ski, we also want to teach kids (and their parents) how to enjoy winter and be outside….even when its quite cold. There are a lot of health benefits to being outside in the winter, but we need to do it safely of course (and all of you are experts at this!).

Click here for great information from the CDC about frostbite and hypothermia. It has good information about how to stay safe in cold weather and signs to watch for.

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