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Exciting developments ahead for Nelson Nordic Ski Club this winter

Andrea Daignault
By Andrea Daignault

There’s plenty to look forward to at the Nelson Nordic Ski Club this winter, with exciting developments underway ahead of the upcoming ski season.

From new improvements to what skiers can expect on the trails, John joins us to share what’s in store and why there’s plenty of reason to get excited for another season on the snow.

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