Bear Cross Ski Trails offer family-friendly outdoor fun

If you are looking for winter fun for the whole family, look no further than the Bear Crossing Ski Trails.

Saturday January 22 and Sunday January 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days.

Jim and Lori Livingston have 9 different trails you and your family can go and explore:

• Aspen Maple Trail—2 miles

• White Pine Trail—.6 miles

• Tamarack Trail—1 mile

• Balsam Trail—.6 miles

• Red Pine Trail—1.5 miles

• White Birch Trail—2 miles

• Black Ash Trail—.4 miles

• Cedar Trail—.4 miles

• Christmas Trees Trail—1.5 miles These trails equal out to be over seven miles of trails. You and your family can do one trail or several, it is all up to you.

Livingstons have provided winter entertainment for several years and they continue to get the word out about all they have to offer. Families are welcome to come and enjoy being with each other’s company.

This event is free of charge; however, donations are accepted.

Hot apple cider and cookies will be provided.

To get away from the bitter cold, you are welcome to warm up in their warming room in their shed.

Families are encouraged to leave pets at home.

Bring your own equipment such as sleds, skis, or snowshoes.

All ages are welcome to come and enjoy the great outdoors.

There are sledding hills, snowshoe and ski trails. Some of the trails have hills, for more of a challenge, while the other trails have more flatland, for more even footing. All the trails are marked with signs for ease of direction.

Bear Crossing Trails are located 11 miles Northwest of Medford. Take Hwy 64 west of Medford 5 miles, turn North on County E for 1.5 miles, turn West on Center Ave. for 3 miles, then North on Division Dr. For 1.3 miles. Entrance is on the East side of Division Dr.

For more information: Visit: www.bearcrossing.sws-wis-com Or look up Bear Crossing Ski Trails on Facebook.

Contact Jim Livingston for any further questions at 715-965-3423.