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December 20, 2020	December 21, 2020	December 22, 2020	December 23, 2020	December 24, 2020	December 25, 2020	December 26, 2020 6:00 pm: Luminary Ski December 26, 2020 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Candle Luminary Ski – Saturday December 26, 2020 Join the Keweenaw Nordic Ski Club on the evening of Saturday December 26th for the annual Candle Luminary Ski. Enjoy a candle lit evening to celebrate the holidays with family and friends on the Maasto Hiihto ski trails. Starting from Hancock’s Four Seasons Chalet at the north end of the Houghton County Fairgrounds, 1 and 2 kilometer loops will be aglow with luminaria from 6-8 pm The day after Christmas. This fun, free event is for the whole family, including the kids whether they are on skis or in pulks. Everyone is welcome at Maasto to keep the Christmas spirit going. For folks who don’t ski, you may snowshoe or snow bike. Unfortunately due to COVID-19 the chalet will not be open and we will not be having holiday goodies or refreshments this year. A portolet will be available however. For more info, or if you’d like to volunteer, please contact: John Diebel 906-281-1486 john.diebel@nullsbcglobal.net Donations will be accepted to keep this tradition going. More about Luminary Ski
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KNSC Board Meeting
February 2, 2021 7:00 pm
Currently the meetings are on Zoom. Contact John Diebel 906-281-1486 for Web link.

Four Seasons Chalet, Houghton County Fairgrounds, Hancock MI
KNSC Board Meeting
February 2, 2021 7:00 pm
Currently the meetings are on Zoom. Contact John Diebel 906-281-1486 for Web link.

Four Seasons Chalet, Houghton County Fairgrounds, Hancock MI
Barnelopet Children's Ski Races -February 7, 2021
February 7, 2021 1:00 pm

FREE for all. Kids and families, join in on Sunday, February 7th, 2021 at the Four Seasons Chalet, Hancock. Registration drop off begins at 1 pm, open to classic skiers aged 3 - 17. Due to COVID-19 we ask that you print off the Registration form on this page, fill it out and bring it with you. Once you arrive at the Chalet Parking Lot you will be directed to the proper station for you race group. All ages line up to race beginning at 2:00. First out are the 6K racers, and at intervals after that, 4K, 2K, then 1K. Questions: Wayne Stordahl (906) 482-0292

Download a registration form here: Barne registration_2021_V3

Download an event flyer here: barne flier 2021_V3

26 6:00 pm: Luminary Ski December 26, 2020 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Candle Luminary Ski – Saturday December 26, 2020 Join the Keweenaw Nordic Ski Club on the evening of Saturday December 26th for the annual Candle Luminary Ski. Enjoy a candle lit evening to celebrate the holidays with family and friends on the Maasto Hiihto ski trails. Starting from Hancock’s Four Seasons Chalet at the north end of the Houghton County Fairgrounds, 1 and 2 kilometer loops will be aglow with luminaria from 6-8 pm The day after Christmas. This fun, free event is for the whole family, including the kids whether they are on skis or in pulks. Everyone is welcome at Maasto to keep the Christmas spirit going. For folks who don’t ski, you may snowshoe or snow bike. Unfortunately due to COVID-19 the chalet will not be open and we will not be having holiday goodies or refreshments this year. A portolet will be available however. For more info, or if you’d like to volunteer, please contact: John Diebel 906-281-1486 john.diebel@nullsbcglobal.net Donations will be accepted to keep this tradition going. More