4-H Cross Country Ski Club

January 10, 2023 - February 14, 2023 Club meets on Tuesdays. January 10 session begins at 3:30 for registration and equipment fitting; all other sessions begin at 4:00. End time is 5:30 for all sessions.

Registration Deadline: January 6, 2023 - 12:00PM

Cross Country Ski Headquarters, 9435 N Cut Rd, Roscommon, MI 48653

Contact: John Wurm, wurmj@msu.edu, (989) 275-7177

Youth from Kindergarten to High School: Learn the basics of cross country skiing and prepare for the annual Cross Country Ski Headquarters 4-H Olympics at the last session. Parents are invited to accompany and assist their children, with complimentary ski rental offered. (Youth and parents who have it are welcome to use their own equipment.)

Club meets on Tuesdays, January 10-February 14. The first session (Jan 10) begins at 3:30PM to allow for registration and equipment fitting. All remaining sessions will run 4:00-5:30PM.

Participation is limited to 30 participants, so be sure to register early to reserve your space.

REGISTER IN 3 EASY STEPS:

Prior to the first day of class:

  1. Youth need to be enrolled in 4-H: v2.4honline.com
  2. Youth need to be registered for the 4-H Cross Country Ski Club: v2.4honline.com
  3. Payment needs to be made

Payment by credit card is recommended and may be completed when registering at v2.4honline.com.

Payment by check or cash are also options.

Registration is not complete until 4-H enrollment, club registration, and payment are completed.

Questions: MSU Extension  - (989) 275-5043

COST: $15. This club has a value of over $100, but is offered for only $15 due to the generosity of our hosts, the Cross Country Ski Headquarters in Higgins Lake.

 

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