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TUNA
 The Utah Nordic Alliance, TUNA, is a leading promoterof cross-country skiing in Utah andcontinues to support Ogden Nordic in our effort to enhance the Nordic opportunitiesin the Weber County area. TUNA's mission is to promote the sport of cross-country skiing andracing in Utah through information, education, coaching, facilitation,events, and social gatherings.
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Our mission is to promote the sport of cross country skiing in the Ogden Area through information, facilitation, coaching, events, and social gatherings.
Our primary goal is the facilitation of a "Notable" Nordic Venue for the Ogden Area. We continue to make progress helping Weber County make North Fork Park a 4 season venue. This park is well suited for great skiing from November to April and has 20 km of trails. Situated on the North side of Ben Lomand mountain at an elevation of 6,000 feet, this park holds great snow and is quite scenic. By working with Weber County, our dedicated sponsors, the pathways organizations, Swanson's Environmental Center and The Utah Nordic Alliance, we are creating a sustainable venue where the gliding, the grooming, and over all experience is great all season long.
Our second goal is to promote and facilitate community participation in the sport of Nordic Skiing. By providing coaching and instruction opportunities through our Junior programs and by hosting community events such as "The Moonlight Glide" we hope to enable skiers with improved skills, and a community of active skiers. Come on out and get to know the snow, those "Skinny Skis", and your neighborhood Nordic group. Watch out... you just might enjoy it!
Our third goal is to foster cooperation and collaboration with other trail advocates in the greater Ogden Area. By working together we can facilitate the enhancement of Nordic opportunities in the Winter, and the hiking, biking, running, opportunities in the Summer. A significant part of this effort is to capture the voice of the Nordic community. So, please send your thoughts, ideas, and concerns, so that we can formulate an encompassing approach. Our desire is to regularly represent this voice to the agencies responsible for our public lands.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 21 December 2009 )
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