Cross-country skiing in the United States
153 Nordic centers and 309 public cross-country trail systems, from groomed classic and skate tracks to quiet trails through state parks and forests.
Cross-country skiing by state
Nordic centers usually groom their trails and charge a trail fee. Public trails are run by a park, forest or county and may need a pass.
Alaska4Arizona1California9Colorado21Connecticut2Idaho24Illinois2Indiana3Maine20Maryland4Massachusetts6Michigan14Minnesota97Montana11Nevada1New Hampshire24New Jersey1New Mexico2New York18North Dakota7Ohio1Oregon1Pennsylvania10Rhode Island1South Dakota3Utah8Vermont25Washington32West Virginia1Wisconsin103Wyoming6
Live where the trails start
Many Nordic skiers want room to roam: a house at the edge of a trail network, or acreage to set their own tracks. Browse ski homes and land near the places you like to ski.