Elk Lake Youth Group
The Elk Lake Youth Group is committed to providing our youth with social interaction and community involvement.
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The Elk Lake Youth Group is committed to providing our youth with social interaction and community involvement.
Join their Facebook page to stay in the loop or to get involved.
A volunteer based group providing recreation activities for families in Elk Lake. Join our Facebook page for updates on community events.
Elk Lake Recreation is always looking for volunteers! If you would like more information on becoming a volunteer please contact info@jamestwp.ca
Our mission is to serve Veterans, serving military and RCMP and their families and to promote Remembrance.
The Elk Lake Cross-Country Ski Club has been in existence for 42 years! The Club was formed in 1981 and by 1985 our membership represented approximately 100 people. In a town with a population at that time of just over 600 people, this gives some idea of the value placed on the ski trails by the local community.
Our goal is to encourage people of all ages, both residents of our community and visitors, to get outdoors and enjoy some healthy winter exercise on our lovely ski trails. In earlier years we held numerous activities including “loppets” (ski races), moonlit skis, and campfire/hot chocolate outings. Many visitors to Elk Lake have let us know how much they appreciate our beautiful trails and being invited to use them free of charge.
The Ski Club provides free loan of skis/boots/poles. The equipment is available at the Elk Lake Eco-Centre during their open hours. This allows people to try cross-country skiing before purchasing their own equipment. Many moms and children were skiing, while dads were out ice fishing or snowmobiling. Now the club has a good selection of men’s ski boots and larger skis which allows those dads to borrow a set and occasionally go along for a family ski. Our original equipment was so well used by local school children and families that by 2010, most of the boots were worn out. Through the generosity of local groups and the Temiskaming Foundation, we were able to purchase new equipment and also have many children’s sizes.
Two trails are groomed for classic skiing.
Ski Club Memberships are $25/person or $50/year for a family. Our membership fees go entirely towards the cost of trail grooming. A cookie jar is available at the Eco-Centre for anyone who wishes to donate towards the club. Memberships may be paid to either Lynda Bartlett or Judy Hartford.
If you would like someone to show you the trails, more information, or to arrange to borrow skis during a time when the Eco-Centre is closed, call Judy Hartford at 678-2177.
Welcome to Elk Lake!
We are proudly part of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Sno Travellers (formerly the three separate clubs, Tri-Town Sno Travellers, Club Echo, and the Elk Lake Trail Blazers). We’ll likely shorten that down to the T&NO. We truthfully boast some of the best trails in the province with a mix of straight flat trails, incredible sweeping curves, scenic lookouts, and probably some wildlife. The support of great local businesses heightens the riding experience.
The T&NO volunteer members work hard each year to bring you an incredible winter experience. We promote volunteering and a sense of community. A perfect fit in Elk Lake.
Our new logo incorporates a rich sense of history of the area. The first train came to Elk Lake on February 4th, 1913 which was made possible by the beautiful train bridge just east of Elk Lake in Tudhope Township. We have incorporated the bridge, a steam train and of course a snowmobile to showcase the areas rich heritage.
As our logo reads: Come Ride With Us!
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