Alamosa

Antonito / La Jara

Creede

Crestone

Del Norte

Ft. Garland / San Luis

Monte Vista

Saguache / Center

South Fork

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Cross-country skiing is more than just a cool winter sport. It's a body builder, a bottom sculptor, a shoulder shaper, but most importantly, its fun! The mountain environment is a natural therapeutic cocktail: exquisite scenery, forces of nature, fresh air...producing a healthy soul, a whole, balanced person. Add to this the serenity and isolation of cross-country skiing or snowshoeing offers an aura of peace, and wrapping you in complete calm.

Unlike alpine skiing, cross-country is easier to learn. Equipment is lightweight and not intimidating. Then, there's even an easier route to your feeling of well being. Snowshoeing. If you can walk, you can snowshoe!

TRAILS TO CHECK OUt! Largest Tree Cross Country Ski Trail 1/2 mile : Moderate+ Big Meadows Road 5 miles : Easy / Moderate Bristol Head Peak Road #532 15 miles : Easy

Burro Creek Cross Country Trail
17 mi : Moderate / Hard

Lime Creek Cross Country Trail
3.5 miles : Easy / Moderate

Pool Table Road
Scenic : 9.4 miles : Moderate

North Clear Creek Road #510
11.5 miles : Hard

Rock Creek Area Cross Country Ski Area
11 miles : Easy

Tweksberry Cross Country Ski Trail
5 miles : Moderate

Wolf Creek Ski Area
10 miles Groomed Trails