Trail Reports & Maps

Thanks for a great season at Log Cabin!

April 9, 2026 (final report of season)

DYEA/SKAGWAY TRAILS 

Recent rains have flooded the lower West Creek trails. Up West Creek road may be okay for a while but mushy.

LOG CABIN TRAILS (see maps below)

We have wrapped up grooming at Log Cabin for the season, but there’s still good skiing up there on the trails and one more non-motorized weekend April 17-19. The railroad tracks will be plowed soon, so watch out for choo-choo traffic. BIG shout out and thanks to our TRAIL CREW VOLUNTEERS. Happy Spring everyone!

BISC COLD WEATHER POLICY

BISC RACE COURSE MAPS: 
 

Reminder to all: the Log Cabin Ski Trails are designated for Cross-Country Skiing Only for the safety of everyone – no snow machines on trails please!  The Log Cabin Ski Trails are part of Recreation Sites & Trails BC and are maintained by our Log Cabin Ski Society volunteers from Skagway and the Yukon. The parking lot is on Parks Canada land, and outhouses in the winter are maintained by LCSS.

Here are the 2025-2026 winter Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site Non-Motorized Weekends for the area:

  • December 12 to 14, 2025
  • January 2 to 4, 2026
  • January 23 to 25, 2026
  • February 13 to 15, 2026
  • March 6 to 8, 2026 – Log Cabin parking is closed to the general public to accommodate the annual Buckwheat International Ski Classic.
  • March 27 to 29, 2026
  • April 17 to 19, 2026 (last one)
 
For current weather & highway conditions, check these links:  Taiya Inlet/Klondike Hwy Weather • Fraser BC Camera • Carcross YT Weather •  511 Alaska Highways • Yukon Highways 
 

 For updated trails information, you may also call The Mountain Shop in Skagway at 907-983-2544.

Log Cabin Ski Trails Map courtesy of Recreation Sites & Trails BC!

(also available on our cool new neck wear available at local retailers) 

Log Cabin Cross Country Ski Trails

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We are based on the ancestral Lingit land of the Lḵoot peoples in Skagway, Alaska, and the ski trails that we manage at Log Cabin pass through the traditional territory of the Carcross Tagish First Nation and occur on lands managed by Recreation Sites & Trails B.C. and Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site (Parks Canada). Please honor and respect these traditional lands.