Cross-country skiing Guides and Trips in Canada
Below are popular Cross-country skiing guides and trips in Canada that you can use to plan your next adventure. You can download guides, including a detailed map, description and points of interest for a small fee to your iPhone or Android.
Guides
Think Lake Louise without the crowds and with better chances of seeing North American wildlife.
The trail traverses two peaks before arriving at Mt Seymour Summit with a spectacular panoramic view of the area.
Trips
See description at hikealberta.com
A good day of cross-country skiing in Peter Lougheed Park in Alberta, Canada. Started from the Elk Pass trailhead, then down to William Watson Lodge for lunch, and ending at Pocaterra Hut. This is my first try using GPS to track my path.
Beautiful conditions, freshly trackset, tons of snow.
I joined my wife and her ski buddies for a late November ski on some fresh snow in Gatineau Park in Quebec, just across the border from Ottawa, ON.
Climbing is tough for me. Ridge road is fun but coming down Penguin is scary when icy.
2010-01-03 - X-Contry Ski in Parc de la Gatineau
Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Cross-country skiing | 5.9 miles
Cross-country skiing | 5.9 miles
First X-Coutry trip of the year in the parc. Great conditions
First time out cross-country skiing this year. Trail was covered and groomed but snow was not all that deep. Temperature was a balmy -18 degrees Celsius. I probably could have done with more appropriate wax on my skiis.
This was my first attempt at biathlon. It had been a long time dream to try it out, ever since being heavily into shooting as a kid.
2009 Fitz-Smith Ski Loppet
Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, Canada
Cross-country skiing | 15.6 miles
Cross-country skiing | 15.6 miles
2009 Fitz-Smith Ski Loppet
"Halfway" to 4-Mile Lake - Slough Skiing
Fort Smith, Northwest Territories, Canada
Cross-country skiing | 5.2 miles
Cross-country skiing | 5.2 miles
Following some skidoo tracks across the muskegs and sloughs - a bit of a dull day, but a great new ski!
The Mer Bleue Bog is one of the largest bogs in southern Ontario and arguably the most important natural area in the Ottawa National Capital Greenbelt. It has been designated as an international significant wetland.The 8km Mer Bleue trail is maintained by the National Capital Commission (NCC) and is open year round. The trailhead is off of the intersection of Anderson and Ridge Roads. I cross country skied this trail - ...
A loop past, and over, the two bridges at Nipika. Excellent skiing on track-set trails in a scenic setting surrounded by mountains.
Today is my first cross-country skiing for this season. For most ski clubs, cross country skiing does not start until the first or second weekend in January. This morning at the York Mills/Yonge bus stop, it was crowded with xc skiers from various clubs including the Bruce Trail, North Toronto, and East York, waiting anxiously for their departing buses. Today’s destination for our High Park club was Highlands Nordic. By the time...
