Explore more than 30 miles of groomed trails with sweeping views of the Catskills.

Our Ski Shop provides maps and tips on what trail is best suited to your skill level. Ski alongside the lake, head for Sky Top Tower, or choose one of the many other trails that honeycomb our property.

Available, weather permitting.

For information about cross-country skiing and current trail conditions, please call (845) 256-2101.

Lost Lake Park features over 30 km of cross-country skiing trails with incredible views of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. Enjoy a circuit on the groomed trails, night skiing or a lesson to improve your skills. Snowshoeing is also available at the park, which is just a short walk from Whistler Village.

Our trails feature lots of variety for both traditional and skate skiing with beginner, intermediate, and advanced level terrain. Join us once a month for a moonlight ski or for one of our kids programs. Dogs are welcome on designated trails.

Memphremagog Ski Touring Foundation MSTF is a nonprofit corporation with a mission to create and promote a system of high quality ski and snowshoe trails in the Derby- Newport region of Vermont. MSTF trails vary from railroad flat to precipitous, with skate and classic machine grooming on the core network.

Mt Shasta Nordic Ski Organization is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to supporting community health and well-being by providing groomed cross country ski trails and programs for a diverse population on the slopes of majestic Mount Shasta.

A natural and historic setting for cross-country skiing, skate skiing or snowshoeing in the cascades. We offer 30km of trails groomed for classic and skate alongside 10km of snowshoe trails. Our scenic trail system takes you along Mill Creek and into the heart of Mill Valley. Our location provides for plentiful snow and our terrain offers relaxing cruising, challenging climbs and thrilling descents. Our Lodge is cozy and our dedicated staff has all the amenities you need for a great day in the mountains.

Morin-Heights, who maintains a cross-country and snowshoe trail network of 130 linear kilometres, of which 65 km is track set, is a member of the Réseau de ski de fond des Laurentides.

Approximately 80% of the trails cross private property, and it is primarily due to landowner’s goodwill that such a magnificent network exists. The majority of these trails are for winter use only from December 1st to April 15th.

With the exception of the Corridor Aérobique and other short sections of trails, the network is single track set, with a recommended direction of travel to ensure safety. The narrow width of most trails combined with hilly terrain provides a unique attraction not found in many other centres. It is for these reasons that Morin-Heights remains a classic style network.

Pine Hill Ski Club is a cross country ski touring club accessed from Mountain Road in New London, NH. It is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that maintains nearly 20 kilometers of trails opened by generous landowners. All trails are groomed by volunteers for classic skiing. Sections of trail are open for Nordic skiers who bring their dogs.

Trail fees are $15 for a daily pass, collected weekdays by the honor system, with collection boxes at the trailhead. Fees pay for expenses such as snow grooming equipment, insurance and gas.

Bear Valley Cross Country boasts an extensive trail system of over 3,000 acres. Amenities include 35 trails carefully groomed for track, skate skiing and snowshoeing, ski school, the Meadow Cafe, a complete rental, demo and retail facility, 4 Trailside Huts, a sledding/tubing facility and a variety of special events and races. The elevation of 7,000 feet to 7,800 feet guarantees first to open (usually mid November) and last to close (usually mid April) status among Sierra cross country centers.

Minocqua Winter Park (MWP) is one of the most popular Nordic Centers in the Midwest. The expansive trail system meanders through 6,500 acres of Northwoods wilderness. The park features 80+ kilometers of cross-country ski trails impeccably groomed by experienced staff for skate and classic techniques. The wide variety of terrain provides plenty of easy, intermediate, and expert trail options for everyone in the family.

Visitors will also find many year-round recreation opportunities, including snowshoe trails, snow tubing runs, an ice-skating pond, kids’ programs, naturalist presentations, mountain bike trails, hiking trails, and an 18-hole disc golf course.

MWP is maintained by Minocqua Winter Park Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that relies on a solid base of volunteers and partners, the groundwork laid by the circle of adventurous friends who founded the park in 1979.

Crosscut Mountain Sports Center is a year-round mountain hub providing human-powered recreation, sports training, and outdoor education for all ages, abilities, identities, and backgrounds.

Located just 17 miles north of Bozeman in the heart of the Bridger Range, Crosscut sits on 500+ acres adjacent to Bridger Bowl and the Custer Gallatin National Forest. From Nordic skiing and snowshoeing to biking and hiking, we love helping folks enjoy the outdoors in every season.

Howelsen Hill Ski Area is owned and operated by the City of Steamboat Springs and holds a unique place in the history of skiing. It has sent more skiers to international competition than any other area in North America. Come experience skiing history in the Yampa Valley!

Open 7 days a week 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Enchanted Forest offers 33 km of 12 – 16 ft. wide groomed, signed, and patrolled trails for both classic and freestyle skiing. You'll also find 15 km devoted to snowshoes as well as 5km of trails to ski with your dog. Enjoy access to miles and miles of backcountry trails!

The Relais Plein Air du Parc de la Gatineau (The Relais) is your gateway for cross country skiing, snowshoeing or fatbiking in the Gatineau Park. Managed by the National Capital Commission (http://ncc-ccn.gc.ca/places/gatineau-park), Gatineau Park has one of the largest networks of cross-country ski trails in North America with varying difficulty from easy to most difficult. It features over 200 kilometres of trails for classic cross-country skiing, which includes over 125 kilometres of trails shared with skate skiers, and 53 kilometres of back-country ski trails. Enjoy classic cross-country and skate skiing in a beautiful conservation area, located just minutes from downtown Ottawa–Gatineau.

The primary trails are groomed at least four times a week and patrolled by professional and volunteer patrollers. The Relais has a waxing room with ski benches with individual outlet for those wishing to maximize their ski experience. A cozy Café with fireplace and sofa is open 7 days to top your ski experience with a good quality coffee and lunch at an affordable price. The Relais rents classic skis and is planning to have fatbikes for the 2019-2020 season and sells the daily passes to access the ski trails. Ski lessons and shuttles for linear long distances to the Relais can be arranged in advance.
There is an outdoor free parking lot with 172 spaces.