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Cross Country Skiing: more books (100)

The Wimp's Guide to Cross-Country Skiing by James Kobak, 2002-10-23

The Cross-Country Skiing Handbook by Edward R. Baldwin, 1984-12

Cross-Country Skiing Right by William Hall, 1985-03

Basic Essentials Cross-Country Skiing by John Moynier, 1999-08-01

Pleasure of Cross Country Skiing by Morten Lund, 1985-06-03

Pocket Guide to Cross Country Skiing by Greg Vivien, 1994-11

Cross-Country Skiing Yellowstone Country by Ken Olsen, Dena Marchant, et all 1993-02

Nordic Touring and Cross Country Skiing by Michael Brady, 1979-06

Cross-Country Skiing in New England: 129 Recommended Ski-Touring Facilities and Trails by Lyn Chamberlain, 1995-11-01

The New, Complete Book of Cross Country Skiing by William J. Lederer, Joe Pete Wilson, 1983-11

Cross Country Skiing by Sindre Bergen, Robert O'Connor, 1996-12

Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing by Erwin A. Bauer, 1975-09-16

Cross-country Skiing by Paddy Field, Tim Walker, 1987-09-14

Cross-country Skiing (Venture Guide S) by Terence Henry Charles Brown, Rob H Hunter, 1977-10

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Pennsylvania State Parks - Hickory Run - PA DCNR
A state campground with cabins and modern campsites that offers hunting, fishing, and swimming, cross country skiing, and snowmobiling.
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/hickory.htm

Extractions: Hickory Run is a favorite of those who enjoy scenic areas. The Boulder Field, a striking boulder-strewn area, is a National Natural Landmark. This large park has over 40 miles of hiking trails, three state park natural areas and miles of trout streams. While at the park learn about lumbering history, observe wildlife or see Hawk Falls. The 15,500-acre Hickory Run State Park, Carbon County, lies in the western foothills of the Pocono Mountains. This large park has over 40 miles of hiking trails, three state park natural areas and miles of trout streams. The Boulder Field, a striking boulder-strewn area, is a National Natural Landmark. From Interstate 80, take Exit 274 at the Hickory Run State Park Exit, and drive east on PA 534 for six miles. From the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, take Exit 35 (new number 95) and drive west on PA Route 940 for three miles then turn east on PA Route 534 for six miles. The park is within a two or three-hour drive from Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and New York City and one hour from Allentown, Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Click here for door-to-door MapQuest driving directions Reservations: To reserve campsites, group tenting areas or picnic pavilions, call 888-PA-PARKS, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. - Sat. Pavilions and group tenting areas can be reserved from 11 months to 2 days in advance. Campsites can be reserved from 11 months up to noon of the day of arrival.
RANDONNÉE AVENTURE
Activities include cycling, hiking, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and social activities. Site offers membership information and activity schedule. (Montreal, Quebec)
http://www.randonnee.ca
Cross Country Ski Headquarters, Roscommon, Michigan
Nordic skiing and ski equipment. Located on County Road 100, Higgins Lake.Category Sports Winter Sports United States Michigan Roffe, Gerry, Hot Chillys, Pearl Izumi, Louis Garneau and Hind, you will find everythingyou could possibly hope for in the realm of cross country skiing.
http://www.cross-country-ski.com/
Top Cross Country Skiing - Directory Of Crosscountry Skiing Lodges!
Comprehensive directory of cross country ski lodges in the US and Canada. Includes location, accommodat Category Sports Winter Sports Skiing NordicFind cross country skiing, crosscountry ski lodges xc skiing vacations,searchable by location! Get complete info here. cross country skiing.
http://www.skiingadventures.com/crosscountryskiing/
SkiJoring 101 - Getting Started Ski Joring With Your Dog
Discover the winter sport of skijoring cross country skiing with dogs. Read about basic skijoring equipment and skijor commands.
http://skiing.about.com/cs/nordicskiing/bb/ski-joring.htm

Extractions: Before You Try SkiJoring With Your Dog Skijoring is a traditional nordic ski sport that is enjoying a modern resurgence, as the basic sport of cross country skiing has grown in popularity and recreational XC skiers have realized that skiing with canine friends is great exercise for both themselves and their pooch. Before you hit the trails to ski-jor, learn more here about skijoring basics, skijoring equipment and commands. What is SkiJoring? Skijor (ski-jur) is a Norwegian word that means "ski-driving" and the sport of skijoring is a combination of dogsledding and XC skiing. A pulling dog or team of 2 dogs is attached via a harness and bungee cord system similar to those on sled dogs, with a XC skier attached at the other end. Horse skijoring is another form of the sport, but skijoring behind any type of motorized vehicle is NOT safe. What Type of Dog is Good for SkiJoring?
X-C.com Index
XC.com is a private organization that supports cross country skiingin Canada. Since 1998, XC.com has been providing free web serving
http://x-c.com/

Extractions: X-C.com is a private organization that supports Cross Country Skiing in Canada. Since 1998, X-C.com has been providing free web serving for Canadian cross country skiing organizations. In 2001, we expanded our support as the title sponsor of the X-C.com Racing Team. We have partnered with www.skifaster.net , and Foothills Nordic Ski Club to develop and support athletes pursuing international excellence in skiing, while providing coaching resources at a grassroots level and contributing to the growth of the Canadian skiing community. Click below to visit the X-C.com Racing Team Web Page Visit our Title Sponsor's Websites CHECK OUT THE LATEST CONDITIONS AT LAKE LOUISE The Canadian Birkebeiner Ski Festival Come Meet and Ski with the X-C.com Racing Team at this year's Canadian Birkebeiner in Edmonton, AB! For more information on the Birkebeiner click on the following link: www.canadianbirkie.com X-C.COM CURRENTLY HOSTS: Cross Country Canada Latest News Canadian Masters Cross Country Ski Association Foothills Nordic Ski Club ... CONTACT US (c) 1998 Info-Pages . While our business is built around computers, it is owned and run by humans who do make the occasional mistake. Should you find one on our sites, please report it to our
Welcome To Windblown Cross-Country Ski Area
25 miles of wooded trails with views of Mt. Monadnock. Base lodge with a rental shop, restaurant.Category Sports Winter Sports United States New Hampshire We invite you to come out and experience Windblown cross country skiingand Snowshoeing Center! cross country skiing in New England.
http://www.windblownxc.com/

Extractions: Rates and more info Comfortable, friendly and unforgettable are words often used to describe Windblown. A family-owned and operated business since 1972, Windblown offers a ski experience that is no longer typical in these days of the mega-ski conglomerates. Here, the pace is slower and the people seem friendlier. Al and Irene Jenks, together with their sons, know how to make you feel welcome. Come ski their 25 miles of wooded trails; pause to enjoy the magnificent view of Mt. Monadnock. After your cheeks are flushed and your muscles a bit sore, head back to the lodge where homemade soup, big sandwiches, and spiced hot cider will be waiting for you. Relax on the comfortable couch by the fire and enjoy a home-baked muffin or cookie right out of the oven. We invite you to come out and experience Windblown Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing Center! Give us your e-mail address and we'll send you our current conditions every week Please do not ask us questions by e-mail - give us a call.
Central Cross Country Skiing
Central cross country skiing. Supporting XC Racing Across the CentralRegion of the USA. What's New Congratulations to Chris Cook
http://www.cxcskiing.org/

Extractions: placings in the two individual distance races): JII Boys - Jared Cregg (Superiorland) JII Girls - Megan Holmes (Messabi East HS) JI/OJ Girls - Lindsey Weier (NMU/Mlps Ski Club/USST) JI/OJ Boys - Andy Liebner (Superiorland/USCG). These four will receive complimentary entry for the Marquette General Health Systems International Spring Series.
Vermont Ski Touring Centers Cross-country Skiing In Vermont
cross country skiing in Vermont. Guide to CrossCountry Skiing in VermontVermont Cross-Country Ski Centers by Region. Vermont cross
http://www.vtliving.com/xcountry/

Extractions: Vermont Cross-Country Ski Centers by Region Vermont cross country ski areas offer spectacular vistas and outstanding hospitality. Bring the family and have a blast cross-country s kiing in Vermont! Champlain Valley Vermont (No. West) Burlington, Middlebury, St. Albans, Essex, Bolton North Central Vermont Stowe, Montpelier, Mad River Valley, Waterbury, Barre, Warren, Waitsfield Northeast Kingdom Vermont St. Johnsbury, E. Burke, Newport, Island Pond
Australian Cross Country Skiiing Website - Redirect
Australian cross country skiing, The Australian cross country skiingWebsite has moved to www.hoppet.com.au/xc. Please adjust your
http://home.netc.net.au/~hoppet/xc/
A Fierce Chase Cross Country Skiing
Provides expertly groomed, wide ski trails designed specifically for classical and skating style cross Category Sports Winter Sports United States Maine classical and skating style cross country skiers of all abilities. Plus, our instructionaland technical support can enhance your overall enjoyment of skiing!
http://www.afiercechase.com/

Extractions: We provide expertly groomed, wide ski trails designed specifically for classical and skating style cross country skiers of all abilities. Plus, our instructional and technical support can enhance your overall enjoyment of skiing! Click and Go Menu Home 2002 Ecoactive Award Hours of Operation What's New The Trails Grounds Tour Pictures Trail Fees Calendar of Events High School Race Dates Latest Weather Forecast Finding Us Local Links Local Accommodations About Us Inquiry Form Send to a Friend We just won a MAJOR AWARD from the Cross Country Ski Area Association that is called the 2002 "ECOACTIVE" award . It is awarded for the best environmental, design, operation, management and educational programming at a X-C ski area in NORTH AMERICA!!!! Please call ahead, (207) 997-3971 or
Ftrain: Meditative Simulated Cross-Country Skiing
David had forsaken the treadmill and gone in for the cross country skiing machineat the front of the room, each leg moving in smooth circles, his arms
http://www.ftrain.com/frem_machine_ski.html

Extractions: Wednesday, 12 Jun 2002. Coney island, snacks, and anger. By Paul Ford A day later David was at the YMCA again, on the machine that simulated cross-country skiing. During his first few visits here he'd favored the treadmill, partly because it was at the back of the upstairs exercise room, and he could stumble on it unobserved. But after a week, when his shame at simply existing among the more lithe had diminished, he admitted that the treadmill was a poor choice. Fast walking left his legs feeling as if they were about to explode, giving him horror-movie visions of gore spraying out of his calves, covering the rear wall with red as he held the treadmill screaming in agony, stared at by the Y employees and the other exercisers. That pain kept him from going fast enough to break into a sweat, and as Alan, his friend and now trainer, said, it was all about sweat, about becoming a filthy dripping puddle of a man. With its different length of stride, jogging on the treadmill didn't hurt as much, but it wore him out so quickly - in minutes, he was staggering - it was worthless. His running pace was a pantomime of a man trying to escape a industrial ketchup accident, and as he loped, keeping up with the speed on the machine's red LED, the percussive smashing of his big legs on the moving rubber mat echoed embarrassingly through the room. Alan had tried - not hard - not to laugh.
Snowlink.com | Learn & Improve | Learning Cross Country Skiing
LEAR N I MPROVE Getting Started cross country skiing. More Tips.Your Guide To cross country skiing. One in
http://www.snowlink.com/learnimprove/gettingstarted/wask_xcski.shtml

Extractions: Alpine Skiing * Cross Country Skiing * Snowboarding Snowshoeing Winter Apparel Cross country skiing is a terrific way to enjoy the great outdoors in winter. The pleasures of cross country skiing can take your mind off the stresses of the daily grind, whether you seek the solitude of solo skiing or are spending some quality time with family and friends. It's also a great aerobic activity, enabling you to burn up hundreds of calories per hour without straining joints such as ankles and knees. You'll get a low-impact workout while enjoying the outdoors, and the scenery sure beats the view at your local health club. But as with any new sport, cross country skiing can seem daunting to newcomers. Novices can be baffled by the variety of equipment choices and even the unfamiliar words. This guide is designed to put you at ease and give you basic information that will help you get started the right way. Skip to: Gear Up Before renting or purchasing equipment, ask yourself a few questions: Will you ski two times a year or more? Where do you plan to ski? The terrain and location helps determine your equipment choices. Cross country skiing allows you to choose from a variety of locations. Parks, golf courses, hiking trails or cross country ski areas are all good choices. Determining your projected commitment level will help you decide whether to rent, lease or buy equipment.
Montecito-Sequoia Resort In Sequoia National Forest, California
7500' in spectacular Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park. Winter cross country skiing, snowtubing, ice skating. Summer Family Vacation Camp Fall/Spring.
http://www.montecitosequoia.com

Extractions: same family ownership Website updated on Friday, February 28th, 2003 Looking for an alternative to Yosemite? The Snow Is Here! Ski from the steps of Sequoia Lodge! Planning your "Spring Break"? We expect to have snow through end of April We have Great snow Feb 27 - "Sierra Adventures Dog sled rides" on Saturdays! Take your children to the Snow! We now groom Up To 85km XC trails with 10' skating lane 35km around Sequoia Lodge and up to 50km in the expansive Big Meadows area View of Great Western Divide from Back Deck of Sequoia Lodge Husky Sled Dog Rides - Every weekend - Mid Week by Appt Call: 800-227-9900 or after hours call :800 -The Tops (843-8677) Adults - Teens - Children - Non-Skiers - Come Join the Snow! XC Skiing -F Handle Tow Lift for: Snow Tubing, Snowboarding, Sledding, and Telemark skiers and Snow Sculpture Guided Tours: Specialty Activities: Rides with Sierra Dog Sled Riders, Paint Ball Game/Adults, Moonlight Tours
The Idaho Department Of Parks And Recreation - Cross Country Skiing
The official cross country skiing site of theIdaho Department of Parks and Recreation.
http://www.idahoparks.org/rec/ccskiing.html

Extractions: Numerous state parks, US Forests, municipalities and private ski operators in Idaho provide cross-country skiing opportunities. This guide describes the cross-country ski areas offered by the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation through the Park N' Ski program and Idaho's state parks. Idaho City Area Island Park Area Banner Ridge Bear Gulch/Mesa Falls Gold Fork Brimstone/Buffalo River ... Harriman State Park Areas Other Areas Farragut Elk River Round Lake Palouse Divide ... Park N' Ski Permit Info Park N' Ski permits have financed much of the cross-country skiing development in Idaho during the past several years. Purchasing a pass provides a funding source for ski clubs and agencies interested in maintaining and developing cross-country skiing facilities. When you purchase a $20 annual permit, or a 3-day temporary permit for $7.50, the money is dedicated by law to be used exclusively for improving cross-country skiing opportunities. As such, the program has been widely supported by Nordic skiers statewide. When skiers purchase a permit, they are asked to designate a specific Park N' Ski area they would like to see improved. This gives skiers greater control over how and where the funds are spent. Here's where to purchase your permit.
Cross Country Skiing
CrossCountry Skiing. Cross-country skiing is a winter sport that promotes superiorphysical conditioning while providing enjoyment for athletes of all ages.
http://www.specialolympics.org/sports/w_ccskii.html

Extractions: Cross-Country Skiing Cross-country skiing is a winter sport that promotes superior physical conditioning while providing enjoyment for athletes of all ages. Cross-country skiing is appropriate for all ability levels and requires little more than skis, boots, poles and a desire to exercise throughout the winter months. Over the past 20 years, the Special Olympics cross- country skiing program has grown tremendously worldwide. Today there are approximately 12,246 athletes who participate in the program in 54 Special Olympics Programs worldwide. At the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Ontario, Canada, in 1997, approximately 300 athletes competed in the cross-country events. HIGHLIGHTS There are several events in which an athlete can choose to participate. Like all Special Olympics sports, the events in cross-country skiing are designed to be appropriate for athletes of every ability level. The individual events offered in cross-country skiing range from a 500-meter race to a 10-kilometer race. There is also the opportunity for a team to compete in a 3 x 1 km or a 4 x 1 km race. For athletes who have low ability levels, Special Olympics cross-country offers events such as the 10-meter ski race.
Col D'Lizárd - Cross Country Skiing
cross country skiing. Col d'Lizárd. Col d'Lizárd Anole Microfiber BoxerShorts, 22.00, In Stock. Col d'Lizárd Anole Microfiber Hat, 14.00, In Stock.
http://www.gekkogear.com/cgi/wc.dll?gekko~catalog~items~category~15
Traditional Skiing In Finland
An overview of cross country skiing in Finland including historical background and pictures.
http://virtual.finland.fi/finfo/english/skiing.html

Extractions: Written for Virtual Finland by Joe Brady T he Finns used to say of themselves that they were born on skis, and the world outside believed them. They would not make the same claim so lightly now, as the ski has changed from being an everyday utility, a means of transport in rural areas, to its present status as an item of equipment for sports and leisure. That said, one should not forget the exception of the Finnish army, which still respects the ski as an effective aid to mobility and trains its soldiers to operate in snow. They did so to great effect in the Winter War of 1939-1940 against the Soviet Union and in the subsequent campaign against the same adversary between 1941 and 1944. © SA-kuva 21 February 1940. A few years ago, in his book Winter in Finland , professor W. R. Mead wrote: "Historically, skis are some of the oldest pieces of equipment found in the country." The ski has indeed been is use in Finland for thousands of years. Just as in Norway and Sweden, some of the oldest artefacts in Finland have been discovered in boglands. The peat bogs of Finland have yielded a variety of prehistoric skis in different parts of the country. Pollen dating of peat at one of the oldest sites, at Kinnula, in the southern province of Häme, gives an age of 4,000 years to the skis found there.
Kidznsnow - Winter Family Fun And Adventure - Skiing,Snowboarding,Cross Country
Online guide for families traveling to snow country. How to's, gear and resort information, and the inside scoop on family activities. Covers skiing, snowboarding and cross country skiing.
http://www.kidznsnow.com

Extractions: Welcome to Kidz n'Snow! Our site is devoted to providing families with children information on all aspects of fun in the snow! "Ollie in" for updated articles, gear, travel packages, resort information and specialty products in our KidzStore Flashpoints: Kids and Snow! We've got pint-sized adventures for any family on the go. Check out our latest articles on family fun destinations across North America.
Cross Country Skiing And Cross Country Ski Trails On The North Shore Of Lake Sup
Downhill Skiing, Lutsen, Skijoring with your dog. Dog Sledding, Ice Fishing. CrossCountry Skiing, Snowboarding. Snowmobiling, Snowshoeing. River Skiing, Ice Skating.
http://www.northshoreinfo.com/winter/crosscountryski.htm

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