Omineca Ski Club Recreation Site
Near Burns Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Who runs this site
Operated by Omineca Ski Club under a partnership agreement with Recreation Sites and Trails BC.
About Omineca Ski Club
The Omineca Ski Club was established in 1927, one of the first such clubs in British Columbia. The trails were developed on the ski club's woodlot to further the ski program in the area and to benefit the community. The ski club is a world class facility.There are 25 kms total of individual trails of varying length, with the degree of difficulty from easy-moderate and include a biathalon facility and day lodge. Ski trails are wide and groomed,and are fee-for-use trails. Summer trails are grassed.
- Type
- Recreation site
- Campsites
- No numbered campsites listed
- Upkeep
- Maintained by an operator or contractor
- Access
- Road: 2 Wheel Drive
- Nearest town
- Burns Lake, British Columbia
- District
- Nadina-Skeena (Recreation Sites and Trails BC)
- Established
- 2011
- Location
- 54.18071, -125.71755
- Site ID
- REC104532
Activities
Getting there
Head south on Highway 35 from Burns Lake, going approximately 5 km from town. A cross-country ski sign indicates the turn off to the trails. Turn left at the sign. Follow the gravel road to the ski lodge.
Official page at Recreation Sites and Trails BC
Host jobs
Hosts at BC recreation sites are hired by the site operator. Ask the operator through their website.
Host jobs near Omineca Ski Club:
- Campground Host, Whiskers Point Provincial Park Quartz Contracting (BC Parks operator), 196 km away
Nearby recreation sites
- BEAR DENS Trail 3 km
- Guyishton Lake 4 km, 1 campsite
- Kager Lake 7 km, 26 campsites
- EAGLE CREEK/Opal Beds Trail 7 km
- Boer Mountain 9 km, 12 campsites
- Agate Point 10 km, 3 campsites
Information from Recreation Sites and Trails BC open data (BC Data Catalogue, Open Government Licence – British Columbia), retrieved 2026-10-09. Conditions change: check the official page before you travel. CampHostJobs is not affiliated with the Government of British Columbia.