Category: Classic Cross Country Skiing

New Guided Backcountry Nordic Tour Spotlight

Peak Performance Granted Permit to Offer XC Ski Instruction and Guiding on the Bridger-Teton National Forest Blackrock Ranger District

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This expansion of services will allow outdoor enthusiasts to explore miles of ungroomed cross-country ski trails as a permittee of the Bridger-Teton National Forest/Blackrock Ranger District.

Responsible Winter Trail Use Looks Like This…

Know Before You Go | Leave No Trace | Respect Wildlife | Share the Trail

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Recreating responsibly is one of the best ways we can preserve the qualities that draw us to live and recreate in this magnificent place. There are good habits we can practice every time we go out that help protect our watershed once the snow melts, reduce the stress that wildlife may experience during a season when they are vulnerable, preserve the quality of a groomed track, and promote community between users enjoying different types of… Read More

Winter Trail Etiquette in and around Jackson Hole

Familiarize yourself with winter trail use practices before you head out for your adventure.

Classic Cross Country Skiing, Fat Biking, Recreate Responsibly, Skate Skiing, Snow-shoeing
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Winter is full of life in Jackson Hole and Teton Valley! Winter trails are popular for locals and tourists alike to gain a full experience of the landscape draped in white. Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance promotes that we all Winter Responsibly to help preserve our snowy resource, minimize unintended harm when the snow melts out, and help users who are enjoying different modes of travel share the trails so everyone can maximize the joys of… Read More

10 Reasons to Attend the Winter Trails Event of the Season

The 6th Annual Free Nordic Ski, Fat Bike & Snowshoe Day

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10 Compelling Reasons to attend JH Nordic’s 6th Annual Free Nordic Ski, Fat Bike & Snowshoe Day

A Beginner’s Guide to Cross Country Skiing in Jackson Hole Part 1

Little experience is needed to discover the exhilaration of winter travel on snow-covered trails, which range from flat and easy to steep and heart-pumping.

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A little pre-planning for a winter trip to Jackson Hole can help you discover the sense of wonder the season has to offer. Though the area is famous for its alpine ski resorts, cross country ski opportunities abound, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of a snow-covered landscape.

Jackson Hole Ski Club Nordic Recreational Master Clinics -Classic Cross Country & Skate Ski – 23-24 Season

10 Fun clinics to improve your technique, fitness, enjoyment

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Sign up for all 10 clinics or 5 Skate ski or 5 Classic ski only (FULL) Hosted by Masters Coach Rob Murphy and Jackson Hole Ski Club Nordic team coaches, these fun, informative, practiced based clinics are back for Season 6!  There will be 10 clinics, starting with 2 clinics in December, then running every Thursday in January and February from 11am-12:30pm, (please arrive at 10:45am ready to ski). The Nordic Masters clinics will focus… Read More

Responsible Nordic Skiing Looks Like This..

Leave No Trace | Know Before You Go

Classic Cross Country Skiing, Featured, News, Recreate Responsibly, Skate Skiing, Trails
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It’s Mid-March now; typically, this time of year, we see many signs of Spring as Spring Break approaches more daylight, warm temperatures sweep in, and wildlife emerges. But with all of this snow, it’s no wonder we all feel winter will be a little longer this season. Despite what season may be upon us, recreating responsibly is the only way to enjoy the trails in this magnificent place. So here is a friendly reminder the… Read More