Aava’s Draw Details

Activities
- Nordic Ski
Riding Area

Highlands Snow Park
Osoyoos, Washington
Difficulty Rating

Black Diamond rate
Winter only trail
Trail Type

Singletrack
Snow Grooming

Classic / Skating
Trail Usage

Multi-use
Direction

Both Directions
Trail Visibility

Always easy to follow

1.5 kilometers. Aava’s Draw connects the Upper Antoine Loop to the 150. It’s a lovely trail, though steep, and alternates between trees and open views. If coming from Goshawk, turn left at the junction of the 150. Aava’s Draw is a short ski from there on the right.

The name Aava’s Draw came about at an annual ski club meeting. It is club tradition to give the privilege of naming new trails to a person who worked on the trail and whose name is drawn from a hat. One of our founding members (and a past president) had worked many times on every trail in the park, but had never won the draw. At this meeting, nine-year-old skier Aava pulled out his name and he in turn named the trail for the act. The draw the trail follows will be forever known as Aava’s.

More Stats for Aava’s Draw nordic ski trail

Altitude change

-235 ft
Altitude min

4,019 ft
Altitude start

4,254 ft
Altitude end

4,019 ft
Grade

-5.9%
Grade max

-29.4%
Grade min

6.4%
Distance climb

479 ft
Distance down

3,018 ft
Distance flat

469 ft
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