LEAVENWORTH — Tierra Learning Center has expanded its winter recreational offerings with the opening of a new Nordic ski track, providing both skate skiing and traditional Nordic skiing opportunities on its property in Sunitsch Canyon.
The 1.6-kilometer groomed loop, constructed on the center's hay fields, will be maintained five days per week throughout the winter season. The facility has begun selling season passes at $100 through its website.
To introduce the community to the new amenity, Tierra Learning Center will host an open house on February 1 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., offering free skiing sessions along with complimentary hot dogs and hot cocoa while supplies last.
The Nordic track represents the latest addition to Tierra's comprehensive programs, which focus on serving individuals with developmental disabilities through residential care, employment services, and recreational activities.
Located in Leavenworth's Sunitsch Canyon, the learning center's facilities include Coyote House, an adult family home, and the Trails Day Program, which provides respite care, life skills education, and recreational activities. The organization emphasizes independent living and community integration for individuals with developmental disabilities.
The center maintains a mission of creating an integrated community where people of all abilities live as equal citizens with full respect for their human rights, freedom and dignity. In addition to its programs for individuals with developmental disabilities, Tierra supports environmental stewardship through conservation practices and operates an organic farm.
For more information about the Nordic track or season passes, interested parties can visit www.TierraLearningCenter.org under the What's Happening/Winter Ski Trails section.
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