Where to Ski Nordic/Cross Country in New York

 The off-season got you feeling down? Try cross-country skiing. See XC Ski locations below. 

Cross Country Ski Centers around New York

NYSSRA - New York State Ski Racing Association - Nordic

NYSSRA Club Registration - list and links by location
Ski Race Calendar - Adult Race Schedule

Bill Koch Youth Ski League - get your kids outside this winter

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