With 30K of impeccably groomed classic and skate cross-country ski trails, 13K of snowshoe trails, fat biking, an ice skating pond, sleigh rides, ski lessons for all abilities, comfortable clubhouse, and fashionable retail shop, the Gold Run Nordic Center promises a great time for all.

With more than nine miles of groomed trails and access to more than 35 miles of nearby trails throughout the White River National Forest, the Keystone Nordic Center is a haven for outdoor recreation. Choose from classic, skate skis, or snowshoes for your next adventure.

New to the sport? The Nordic Center offers lessons and guided hikes throughout the winter season. After your next day out, warm up inside the Nordic Soup Bistro featuring hearty and healthy homemade classics that will warm you from the inside out. The Nordic Center also offers a bar with beer, wine, soft drinks, and light snacks available.
Open daily 9:00AM – 4:00PM

With nearly 120km of trails nestled in the pristine and private Ranch Creek valley at the base of the Continental Divide, we’re the premier Nordic center for Colorado and North American cross country skiing. In fact, we were just named #1 Best Cross-Country Ski Resort in the 2018 USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards (see the article here)! Whether you enjoy skate, classic or snowshoeing; there are exhilarating experiences waiting to happen.

The Breckenridge Nordic Center is located just a minute’s drive from downtown Breckenridge and 90 minutes from Denver. It is a gold mine of skiing, snowshoeing, enchanting forests and epic mountain views.

Family friendly- An experience which will last with you forever as you explore our 1,400 acres of carefully groomed trails. If your children can walk, they can ski. If they can’t walk, they can be pulled in our easy to use and warm “pulk” sleds.

Experienced with Nordic Skiing or Snowshoeing? Stop by our Lodge and receive your Trail Pass and rent or purchase all levels of equipment for your journey. Our Trails start right from the lodge.

Looking for Lessons? Our professional instructors will prepare you for the experience of gliding across our beautiful winter wonderland. We also provide Guided Adventures to experience our legend forests and history of the area.

After your adventure on the trails, take time to unwind in our beautiful handcrafted log lodge. As you take in the stunning views from our cozy lodge, bask in the warmth of our family style lounge and large fireplace while enjoying food and drink specials.

Located on the Peninsula Recreation Area, the Frisco Nordic Center is just minutes from Frisco’s charming Main Street, offering an excellent high altitude facility for skate skiing, classic cross-country skiing and even snowshoeing, all with exceptional views of peaks in every direction. The Center offers 27k of ski trails, 10k of snowshoe trails, rentals, skate or classic lessons and ski tuning 7 days a week from their cozy cabin at 616 Recreation Way in Frisco, Colorado. The Frisco Nordic Center is also just steps from the Frisco Adventure Parks’ tubing hill and beginner ski/ride hill.

Ashcroft Ski Touring operates out of the Ashcroft Adventure Lodge at the end of Castle Creek Road. At the Adventure Lodge, you may rent classic cross-country ski equipment, skate ski gear, or snowshoes. Individual and group lessons, as well as snowshoe and ski tours are available everyday. The winter season runs Thanksgiving day until early April.

Eldora’s Nordic Center is complemented by an extensive network of trails – starting just a few steps past our ski lifts and meandering through serene forests, across expansive alpine meadows and past dramatic mountain backdrops. The trails, 40 kilometers in all, are designated for classic cross-country skiing, skate skiing or snowshoeing.

Check in with us at the Eldora Nordic Center for compete rental packages, lessons and clinics. Whether you’ve never cross-country skied or you’re an expert, we’ve got a lesson for you. To round out your day, the Eldora Nordic Center has snacks and drinks available, plus a variety of sundries including hats, gloves and sunglasses.

Overlooking the stunning Sawatch Mountains, our spacious Nordic Center is your gateway to all day winter fun! Skis, snowshoes, coffee bar, beer & wine, soups & sandwiches, a toasty woodstove, and a large sunny deck? Yeah, we’ve got all that!

Enjoy over 27 kilometers of set track and wide skate lanes on a groomed trail system that offers ample terrain for every style and ability level.

From our well-stocked rental program, select classic XC skis, skate skis, fat bikes, or snowshoes. Not sure what you need? No problem! Our friendly staff will guide you on “all things Nordic,” and lessons are certainly a good place to start- see ya out there!

The Aspen Cross Country Center is the only full service cross country ski and snowshoe center in Aspen, located on the trails at the Aspen Golf Course, and conveniently at the heart of the Aspen/Snowmass Nordic Trail System.

For 37 winters, the Ute Mountaineer has owned and operated the Aspen Cross Country Center. With more than 90 km of free trails of the Aspen Snowmass Nordic Trail System right outside the front door, the center is a convenient spot to demo gear, take a lesson or head out on a guided tour. After skiing, you can relax in our lounge with hot drinks, snacks, cross country videos and reading material. In addition to our retail shop and ski school, we offer expert ski tuning and repair services, a public waxing room and men’s & women’s locker rooms.

Our community collaborates as a non-profit club to operate the Durango Nordic Center and its ski programs with the mission of providing individuals of all ages and abilities the opportunity to learn, enjoy, and improve in the sports of Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. We are funded through memberships, trail fees, programs, events, and generous donations from sponsors and community members.

We're a tax exempt nonprofit organization that offers local cross country skiing to the Pikes Peak region, including ski rentals. When we have snow we create groomed ski trails, both classic and skate, on the Woodmoor Country Club golf course in Monument, CO. Rather than drive 4+ hours round-trip into the mountains, we offer skiing to the public close to home along the front range. Ski lessons, free learn-to-ski student group lessons, and local ski races are available when conditions and time permit.

FREE and open to the public. Nordic skiers of all abilities are offered more than 15 kilometers of rolling, open terrain on the Town of Telluride Valley Floor Preserve. Enjoy world class conditions achieved by daily snowcat grooming. Trails are specifically designated and groomed for skiing, snow bikes, hiking and snow shoeing. Bikers, hikers and snowshoers are allowed only on the multi-use trails. Skiers are allowed on all trails. Please refer to maps and signage for trail usage.

Dogs are not allowed on any Valley Floor Preserve Nordic or multi-use trails, with the exception of Boomerang Road. Starting at the Shell Station up to Country Club Drive in the Town of Mountain Village.

There are three main trailheads. From east to west, these are Mahoney, Boomerang, and Lawson. Parking is available on Mahoney Drive or Carhenge skier lot, just one block away. Limited parking available at Boomerang Road trailhead. Ample parking available at Lawson Hill.

Rollo Nordic Trail Grooming is the exclusive snow grooming contractor for all Town of Telluride Valley Floor Winter Trails. All grooming of Valley Floor trails occurs between dawn and dusk. Please be aware of equipment operations and yield to groomers at all times.

Have a GREAT time!

The Uncompahgre Nordic Association (UNA) is a community-based, non-profit organization (501 (c) (3)) composed of skiing enthusiasts dedicated to the enhancement of Nordic skiing for individuals of all ages and abilities in the Montrose Area. UNA encourages safe, enjoyable skiing on the Uncompahgre Plateau while protecting the natural beauty of the area.

The trails are maintained for non-motorized, over-snow recreation with a focus on Nordic skiers. We encourage all users to enjoy our community trails and respect others.

Use of these trails does not include snowmobiles, E-Bikes or other motorized vehicles.

Directions: From Townsend and Main in Montrose head west on Main,

Left onto CO Highway 90,

0.4 miles stay right on Oak Grove (Hwy 90),

0.25 miles turn left onto Dave Wood Road/6250 Road.

15.3 miles on Dave Wood Road to the intersection with Divide Road. (the ski area is about 7 miles beyond the forest boundary on Dave Wood Road)