Loop De Doo

0.25 km
1m gain
0.10 hours
Level 2.0/5
2.0/5
Difficulty
Easy
0.25
Distance
kilometres
1
Elevation Gain
metres
0.10
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

Loop De Doo is a short 0.25-km cross-country ski trail within the Morice Mountain Nordic Ski Club Trail Network. It offers a brief route through the club's forested Nordic trail area and can be included as part of a longer ski outing. The trail is one of several interconnected routes maintained by the club. 

Leave No Trace

Please follow Leave No Trace principles: pack out all waste, stay on designated trails, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors.

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Getting There

Directions

From Houston, travel south on Buck Flats Road for approximately 8 km to the Morice Mountain Nordic Ski Club recreation area. Park near the day lodge and use the official trail map and signs to locate Loop De Doo within the network. 

Parking

Parking is available at the designated Morice Mountain Nordic Ski Club parking area near the day lodge. Use marked spaces and keep access roads and trail entrances clear.

Safety & Preparation

  • Check the latest grooming report and snow conditions before visiting.
  • Stay on designated trails and follow posted signs.
  • All ski trails are two-way; yield to downhill traffic.
  • Maintain control and be aware of other skiers.
  • Dress appropriately for winter conditions and carry water and basic emergency supplies.
  • Ski within your ability and remember that visitors use the trails at their own risk.

Disclaimer: Trail information, including descriptions, distances, difficulty ratings, and route details, is provided for general guidance only and may not reflect actual or current trail conditions. Conditions can change due to weather, snow, maintenance, and other natural factors. Visitors are responsible for assessing their abilities, checking current conditions, and using the trails at their own risk. Always follow posted signs, closures, and safety instructions.

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