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CALIFORNIA including nearly 40 kilometers of groomed and private Ranch Creek valley at the Bear Valley Cross Country & tracked trails and a new Cross-Country base of the Continental Divide, we’re the Nestled in the super scenic High Sierra Center. The teaching center offers premiere Nordic center in Colorado for and surrounded by two wilderness areas, unparalleled group and private lessons, skate or classic Nordic skiing. Take a group Bear Valley Cross Country offers some of tours and clinics from certified instructors lesson from one of our friendly instructors the finest striding and skating anywhere! and cross-country, Telemark and snowshoe or an advanced technique clinic. A wide With impeccable grooming, expansive demo equipment. For reservations and variety of quality equipment is available for meadows, scenic ridge tops, snowshoeing, information call 866/356-9050 or visit purchase or rental, including infant sleds sledding, telemarking, backcountry, alpine www.NorthstarAtTahoe.com. and skijoring rigs. skiing and lodging within walking distance, Call 800-933-4339 or visit Bear Valley offers incredible adventures Sorensen’s and Hope Valley Resorts www.devilsthumbranch.com. for everyone. Your resort for all seasons in the 209/753-2834, www.bearvalleyxc.com. Sierra Nevada. Sorensen’s offers cozy MAINE housekeeping cabins, many with wood Aroostook County Kirkwood Cross Country Center burning stoves, and delicious, homemade Aroostook County in Northern Maine is Above all the rest with a base elevation of cuisine in the Country Café, serving 7 days the home of two Olympic caliber biathlon 7,800 feet and 80 km of machine groomed per week. Located on the eastern edge of venues, has hosted World Cup Events, trails, Kirkwood offers unsurpassed beautiful Hope Valley, a perfect spot for and has more than 200 kilometers of scenery and the most exciting terrain in the XC skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, hiking, groomed Nordic ski trails all free to the west. The day lodge houses the ski school, biking or just plain relaxing. Conveniently public. These meticulously groomed trails a retail and rental shop including standard close to Grover Hot Springs State Park, offer quality skiing throughout the region. track, skate and backcountry skis as well as east of Kirkwood and 20 minutes South Many trails are lighted offering night snowshoes and pulks. Kirkwood Mountain of Lake Tahoe. For reservations or more skiing. There are currently 20 community Resort is a full service destination resort. information, 800/423-9949, Nordic trail systems offering an affordable Lodging: 800/967-7500, www.sorensensresort.com. getaway with amazing skiing opportunities. Cross Country: 209/258-7248, To learn more visit www.mainewsc. www.kirkwood.com. Tahoe Donner org or www.visitAroostook.com or call Recipient of the Sierra Sun’s “Best 888/216-2463. Mammoth Lakes Place to Ski Award” for 2005. 115 km of While Mammoth is renowned for its world- groomed trails. Day lodge with rentals, MINNESOTA class downhill skiing, its cross country clothing, accessories and freshly baked Cascade Lodge skiing is also among the best in the West. goods. Weekends and holidays—baked Located in the midst of Cascade River State Surrounded by the Inyo National Forest’s goods, soups and sandwiches are available Park overlooking Lake Superior. Historic winter trail system, visitors can explore at the Cookhouse, one of our five on-trail main lodge, log cabins with fireplaces, tall Jeffrey Pine forests, meadows and warming huts. Ski school with PSIA certified some with kitchenette and whirlpool bath. fascinating geologic attractions like Inyo instructors to help you with your technique. Distinctive northwoods family restaurant. Craters, Obsidian Dome, and Hot Creek. Night skiing on Wednesdays, 5 – 7 p.m. from Great scenery on 50 km of groomed trails Enjoy magnificent vistas of the High Sierra December 29 – February 23. shared with the state park starting from our mountain range. Forty-five km of groomed For more information call door. Trails groomed with state-of-the-art track at Tamarack Ski Center plus 75,000 530/587-9484 or visit www.tdxc.com. equipment. XC ski and snowshoe rentals acres of surrounding National Forest. available at the front desk. 888/GoMammoth, www.VisitMammoth.com. COLORADO 3719 W. Hwy 61, Lutsen, MN 55612; Devil’s Thumb Ranch 800/322-9543, Northstar-at-Tahoe™ Cross-Country, A 2003 Fischer Nordic Poll of avid cross- www.cascadelodgemn.com. Telemark and Snowshoe Center country enthusiasts rated Devil’s Thumb Northstar-at-Tahoe™ Resort is Lake Ranch #1 for scenery, #4 for grooming, Grand Rapids Tahoe’s premier destination resort offering and #7 overall out of all Nordic resorts in The Grand Rapids area in northeastern a variety of lodging accommodations and North America. With more than 125 km Minnesota offers a wide variety of a complete mountain resort experience of groomed trails nestled in the pristine relatively undiscovered cross country ski ADVERTISEMENT102 | CCS DEC 08 trails. The area’s 22 sets of ski trails offer forest trails winding through cedar is just six miles away. Cozy, comfortable challenge and variety for all skill levels. swamps and aspen ridges. Frequent log cabins, renowned cuisine and an old Standouts in this winter wonderland wildlife encounters. Large A-frames, fashioned sleigh ride dinner are all a part include the famed Suomi Hills that wind honeymoon suites, many with fireplace, of the vacation package. through the Chippewa National Forest hot tub, sauna. Breakfasts, packed lunches, P.O. Box 160069, Big Sky, MT 59716 and the Sugar Hills trails that traverse the gourmet dinners, pizza & beverages. Dog 800/514-4644, [email protected], newly designated Forest Legacy Lands. sledding, ski, snowshoe & snowmobile www.lmranch.com. Ski trail information and updated grooming rentals, gift shops, ice fishing, sledding & reports are available online all season long nearby sleigh rides. Yellowstone Expeditions at www.visitgrandrapids.com. Gunflint Lodge– 800/328-3325, This is the way Yellowstone Park in winter www.gunflint.com. was meant to be experienced. Join our ski Gunflint Ski Trail System: Heston’s Lodge– 800/338-7230, and snowshoe guides for an unforgettable Boundary Country Trekking— www.hestons.com. adventure. Package tours from our Yurt Banadad Ski Trail Gunflint Pines Resort– 800/533-5814, Camp in the heart of Yellowstone include Ski the Gunflint’s Banadad Trail—the www.gunflintpines.com. a variety of terrain for all abilities, wildlife, Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness’ mud pots and perfect snow. Enjoy the Yurt (BWCA) longest tracked trail and part Lutsen Resort Camp with private sleeping huts, delicious of the 180km Gunflint Nordic Ski Trail Experience the beauty and wonder of Lake meals and sauna and camp shower. System. Exclusive silent sport lodging Superior in the winter. Nearly 200 km XC P.O. Box 8654, along Banadad at Poplar Creek Guesthouse ski trails nearby. Lakeside lodging includes West Yellowstone, MT 59758 B&B, Ski-in Cabins and Wilderness historic lodge rooms, log cabins, and 406/646-9333 or 800/728-9333, Yurts. Snowshoeing and skijoring trails. town homes/condos. In-room fireplaces [email protected], Adventure trips including lodge to lodge & whirlpools available. Swimming pool/ www.YellowstoneExpeditions.com. and yurt skiing, dogsledding and other whirlpool, lakeside dining, pub, downhill year round adventures. skiing nearby also. XC ski instruction as NEW HAMPSHIRE 800/322-8327, well as guided XC ski tours and snowshoe Waterville Valley Nordic Center www.boundarycountry.com/portal.html. tours. Two new winter adventure packages Ski over 70km of trails of pristine back utilizing xc skiing and snowshoeing include country wilderness in the scenic splendor of Central Gunflint Ski Trail System: a “Winter Photography Weekend” and a the White Mountain National Forest. Wide Bearskin Lodge—Golden Eagle Lodge “Women’s Winter Adventure weekend. trails, expertly groomed by Pisten Bully for Nationally renowned skiing on 77km of 800/258-8736, www.lutsenresort.com. both classic and skate. WVNC is located snowcat-groomed trails with a dependable in an alpine village with shops, restaurants, average snowfall of 120 inches. Maplelag Resort lodging and entertainment. PSIA coaching, Groomed for traditional and skate skiing Voted the #1 XC Ski Resort in North childcare, fully-stocked retail shop, rentals, accommodating all levels of difficulties. America 2002/2003 readers poll. repairs and child sleds. Ten minute shuttle Night skiing, snowshoe trails, sauna, heated Maplelag Resort offers 65km of custom ride from Waterville Valley Ski Area, with waxing room, ski lessons, ski & snowshoe groomed trail for all types of skiers. 46,000 alpine skiing, snowboarding and tubing. rentals, ice skating rink and lit trail for night sq. ft. lodge features folk art from around Summer biking and hiking. Bring a copy of skiing can all be enjoyed while staying in the world. Serving all-you-can-eat, made this ad and receive a 2-for-1 trail deal. modern lakeside cabins with fireplace, from scratch family style meals and four 603/236-8311, some deluxe with whirlpools. Early and bottomless cookie jars. Ice skating rink, [email protected], off-season specials. Skiing right from your sledding hill, Nordic Terrain Park, saunas, www.waterville.com. cabin door. steam room and state’s largest spa make Bearskin Lodge– 800/338-4170. Maplelag a must-see Nordic destination. 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