Coach Mark Savard, Misha and Charlotte get set for a day of learning to ski safely Sunday, Jan. 12 at Troll Ski Resort as part of the Lightning Creek Ski Club’s Nancy Greene ski program. (Lindsay Chung - Quesnel Cariboo Observer)

Coach Mark Savard, Misha and Charlotte get set for a day of learning to ski safely Sunday, Jan. 12 at Troll Ski Resort as part of the Lightning Creek Ski Club’s Nancy Greene ski program. (Lindsay Chung - Quesnel Cariboo Observer)

All smiles at Troll Ski Resort

Skiers and boarders enjoyed a day on the slopes before cold temperatures closed the ski hill Jan. 13

  • Jan. 15, 2020 12:00 a.m.
  • Sports

Temperatures of -20 C and colder couldn’t wipe the smiles off the faces of skiers and snowboarders Sunday, Jan. 12 at Troll Ski Resort.

It’s a good thing these hardy souls braved the weather when they did, as Troll closed Monday, Jan. 13 after temperatures fell to around -30 C. Troll’s website states the ski hill is closed Monday, Tuesday and possibly Wednesday and even longer, too, due to the colder weather. Watch for updates at trollresort.com.

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