Welcome to the Lexington Ski and Snowboard Club website. Join a group of individuals who love skiing and snowboarding. Our group provides a great way to socialize with others who share the same passion for winter sports. We welcome all people to come and join us for a meeting to experience the fun discussing the trips offered to resorts in the US and overseas, as well as activities offered right here in Lexington.

Announcements

April Newsletter

Don't miss this month's newsletter with information on our upcoming trips, the next monthly meeting, and new local and social activities!

May 5th - LSSC Monthly Meeting

The speaker will be David Bowery giving a presentation about Phone Photography Basics. David will give tips on photo editing with your phone camera settings.

Location is at Roosters at 124 Marketplace Drive - Lexington, KY (Off Man of War, just west of Nicholasville Rd.)
Social time begins at 6pm and the meeting at 7pm. Check the latest newsletter for more information. Hope to see you there!

The LSSC board is looking for new members. If you would like to help, we are looking for people to fill positions for marketing, social activities, secretary and membership. If you would like more information, please contact the LSSC Board

May 9 & May 11 @ 9am - Hike to 2 waterfalls in Jackson County

Save the date with 2 options: Saturday May 9 or Monday May 11 at 9 am.  With rain forecasted in the coming weeks hopefully the streams will be flowing at normal rate again.  We will visit 2 waterfalls, McCammon Falls and Flat Lick Falls, in Gray Hawk, KY which is in Jackson County.  They are about a 10-minute drive apart and both are rated easy, but the additional path going to the lower bottom of McCammon Falls is rated moderate.  From the carpool meeting place at 9am at the Speedway Station, 5360 Richmond Rd and I-75 to McCammon Falls trailhead it's an hour and 10-minute drive.  Then we'll drive to Flat Lick Falls Recreation Area and hike the 0.6-mile loop.  There will be options of hiking additional miles in other parts of the area.  Usually around a waterfall the conditions might be wet and slippery so it's best to wear shoes or boots with grip traction.  
Robin Jones, Local Trips Director
859-948-2934