Welcome to the Tantramar Outdoor Club !

Year-round outdoor activities have always been a central purpose of the TOC. But the beating heart of the group is the embrace of winter and the bounty of snow which provides cross-country skiing and snowshoeing opportunities over the winter months. Our hope is that we leave the surrounding environments which we traverse as pristine as possible.

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Trail Conditions

Snow Season Trail Use

Trail use is currently the Snow Season. See maps on trail page for clear guidlines on what activties are permited on what trails.

Jackrabbit Program Info 2025

3:16 pm Tue Nov 26, 2024

Bunny Rabbit Learn-to-ski Program

This year TOC will offer a scaled back version of the Jackrabbit program for Bunny Rabbits only. This is a basic instructional learn-to-ski program for 4 to 6 year olds, with compulsory accompaniment by a parent or caregiver. Bunny Rabbits will be held on Sunday afternoons at a charge of $25 per child. Cross country ski gear rental will be available for registered children.

Family Ski Program

TOC will also hold weekly Family Skis for older children and youth, accompanied by a parent or caregiver, along with TOC ski leaders. Family Ski sessions will also be on Sunday afternoons at a cost of $25 per child or youth, with gear rental also available for registrants.

Cross Country Ski Gear Rental

Ski gear rental will be available from TOC in 2025 at a cost of $35 per set. You must be a TOC Member to rent ski gear.

1) Children and youth who register for Bunny Rabbit and Family Ski will get a notice about obtaining their required ski gear in early December.

2) Other TOC registrants, including adults and children not registered in those ski programs, will also be able to rent gear for the ski season. You will get a notice in December about picking up gear after Bunny Rabbit and Family Ski rental gear has been distributed.

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Latest Trail Conditions

Sunday skiing

4:29 am Sun Mar 9, 2025
Ross

Although there is still a lot of snow on most of the trails, it is rock hard, the track is negligible, there is lots of debris, and many bare areas. This description I am sure is very appealing, but I would suggest you seek other exercise venues today. Or head north. Apparently conditions are good…[read full post]

    Getting Here

    Our trail system is easily accessible from
    the Trans-Canada Highway via Exit 500.

    Find our Trails!

    • “The bench” along the Blue Trail.
    • The unofficial mascot of the TOC.
    • The building of the warming hut on the Crooked Tree Trail.