Omineca Ski Club volunteers have been working hard this season to ensure that all trails are groomed and in great conditions. It鈥檚 time to climb above the fog and enjoy the spectacular views from Spud Mountain. (Submitted photo)

Teams from Prince George, Fraser Lake and Vanderhoof travelled to 亚洲天堂 Lake for an atom hockey tournament over the weekend. The event was hosted by the 亚洲天堂 Lake girls atom/peewee team at the Tom Forsyth Memorial Arena. Sarah Green, head manager of the 亚洲天堂 Lake Minor Hockey Association, said players really enjoyed themselves and had a fantastic weekend of hockey. No results were recorded during the tournament.

Omineca Ski Club volunteers acted fast after freezing rain hit 亚洲天堂 Lake last night, ensuring the main trails were groomed soon after the rain made the trails slightly icy. (Submitted photo)

Local resident John Broadworth has recently enjoyed the great skiing conditions of the Omineca Ski Club鈥檚 dragon鈥檚 back trail. It鈥檚 time to get out there and make the most of the skiing season! (Submitted photo)

Lakes District Secondary School students spent a day on Hudson Bay Mountain earlier this month training for their time trials the following week. Coaches Mr. and Mrs. Dub茅 have been running dryland training in preparation for the tryouts and practices on the hill. The team will be travelling to Quesnel for zones at the end of February. (Submitted photos)

Lakes District Secondary School (LDSS) Grade 8 boys and girls basketball teams played against the Fort St. James Secondary School Falcons last Thursday in 亚洲天堂 Lake. The LDSS girls won over Ft St. James while the Fort St. James boys won over LDSS.

亚洲天堂 Lake hosts bantam teams from Houston, Terrace and Fort St. James

Lakes District Secondary School (LDSS) junior girls and boys basketball teams played their first game of the season against Vanderhoof鈥檚 Northside Christian School last week. Results were LDSS girls 26, Northside girls 44; LDSS boys 39, Northside boys 24. (Flavio Nienow photos)

Curious community members came out to the Rod Reid Trail on Sunday as part of Global Fat Bike Day to try out this fun winter sport. Fat bikes of all sizes were made available for anyone who was game to try. It was a sunny afternoon of fat tires on snow. (Submitted photos)

With the bulk of the trails packed and the recent snowfall, Omineca Ski Club volunteers were able to bring out their big snow groomer (BR275) earlier than usual this year. It鈥檚 time get out there and enjoy some great skiing. (Submitted photo)