Skiers at the Biķernieki track have started to enjoy their winter sports for the first time this season. One skier, Sandra, shared that she and her partner Valters came to the track because Valters wanted to try skiing for the first time. Other skiers like Kitija and Elvis also shared their enthusiasm for skiing, highlighting the fun of winter sports. Despite the warmer weather leading to concerns about snow conditions, skiers are eager to take advantage of the snow while it lasts.

Normunds Lagzdiņš, the director of the Biķernieki track, reassured the patrons that there is still plenty of skiing time left. Currently, part of the skiing track is covered with a 30-centimeter layer of artificial snow, which, if the natural snow melts, will remain for at least two to three more weeks. The overall length of the skiing track is 5.5 kilometers, with 1.1 kilometers being lit up and outfitted with artificial snow. This allows locals an opportunity to continue skiing activities even as the weather fluctuates.

The article highlights the local community's engagement with winter sports and emphasizes the importance of capitalizing on the available snow. It reflects a positive atmosphere where families and friends come together to enjoy outdoor activities in the winter season, despite the challenges posed by weather conditions. As some skiers express their love for the sport, it showcases a culture that values active outdoor recreation, making the most of the winter months in Latvia.