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Cross Country Skier Magazine

The Journal of Nordic Skiing Cross Country Skier brings the finest photography and journalism in the sport to each issue.

The new Cross Country Skier depicts the soul of cross country: From weekend touring-center warriors, to those who get their kicks out the back door, to World Cup racer’s dinner, to metal-edged backcountry skiing, we cover it all. It inspires readers to travel to beautiful locations around the world and provide an insight into the personality and lives of some of our sport’s most interesting characters. We hope that reading each issue ignites your passion for skiing as much it has fueled ours.

08/12/2025

The annual Cross Country Skier Magazine back issue sale is LIVE! All print back issues are just $7 (regular price $14.95) and digital issues are just $4 (regular price $9.95). Head over to our online store and fill out your collection.

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03/27/2025

Wrapping up the 2026 Cross Country Skier gear test at
It was an incredible weekend with great snow and a talented and dedicated group of ski testers. Results coming this fall.

02/28/2025

Nicolas Joly's () photo of Martin Fourcade () skiing along the Glières Plateau in France’s Haute-Savoie, straight from the pages of our 2025 Photo Annual. Pick up a copy for more printed pages of wintry splendor, then head outside to your own favorite Nordic landscape.

Available now in our online store (crosscountryskier.com/442) or by subscribing (crosscountryskier.com/subscribe).

02/10/2025

When the temperature drops below -50 Fahrenheit in interior Alaska, even JDogg gets cold. [Photo] Seth Adams (.d.adams)

Pick a copy of our 2025 Photo Annual for more images and stories celebrating the essence of Nordic skiing.

Available now in our online store (crosscountryskier.com/442) or by subscribing (crosscountryskier.com/subscribe).

02/06/2025

Colby College skier Lola Villafranco () preps for a wet 10km freestyle race at the 2024 University of Vermont Carnival. [Photo] Steve Fuller ()

Pick a copy of our 2025 Photo Annual for more images and stories celebrating the essence of Nordic skiing.

Available now in our online store (crosscountryskier.com/442) or by subscribing (crosscountryskier.com/subscribe).

02/03/2025

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Immerse yourself in the world of Nordic skiing with two collectible issues of Cross Country Skier magazine, delivered to your doorstep.

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01/29/2025

On the Cover of our 2025 Photo Annual: Martin Fourcade () skis along the Glières Plateau in France’s Haute-Savoie. [Photo] Nicolas Joly ()

For the Photo Annual, we solicited images from many of our favorite photographers, ones that celebrate huge vistas, the grit of athletic achievement and the rugged character of landscape. Veteran ski writer Peggy Shinn captures the vibe—both serious and zany—of the long-running college carnival circuit, while Alaska-based writer Lisa Maloney shares why now is a great time to see the aurora borealis on a far-north ski trip. Travel along with a group of skiers who retraced the route of a secret World War II mission to sabotage the Nazi’s nuclear bomb program in Norway, as well as to northern Vermont’s Jay Peak and the area near Mount Sutton in southern Quebec for great cross country trails. Read about a 50-year-old Nordic ski patrol in Colorado and how high-level athletes can better transition away from racing. Also inside: U.S. Nordic combined’s rejiggered future; the evolution of Nordic bindings; Colorado’s Ashcroft Ski Touring; a college president who is also a master’s biathlete; new and recommended apparel and accessories; and essays on discovering awe in the everyday, the benefits of kicker skins and achieving a lifelong long-distance racing dream.

Available now in our online store (crosscountryskier.com/442) or by subscribing (crosscountryskier.com/subscribe).

12/21/2024

48 Hour SALE: Now through 12/22 save 20% on a Cross Country Skier Gift Subscription. Just $19.95 for the gift of Cross Country Skier all season long. Includes a printable gift card, a great last-minute stocking stuffer!

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11/23/2024

Friends & Family Sale: 20% off in the Cross Country Skier online store with discount code 20THANKS!

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11/12/2024

Winter’s on its way. Don’t get left in the cold by not knowing what ski gear to get. Our new issue is here with advice and inspiration!

On the Cover: Norway’s Haavard Solaas Taugboel gets rowdy during the 10km freestyle at the 2024 Loppet Cup in Minneapolis. [Photo] Hansi Johnson

The 2025 Gear Guide is our biggest one ever, with reviews of 60 skis, boots, poles and bindings. We also highlight three destinations in Canada that offer incomparable ski experiences: British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley, the historic Skoki Lodge near Banff and several Nordic trail systems in Quebec. Critically acclaimed cartoonist Alison Bechdel shares how cross country skiing inspires her work, former Cross Country Skier publisher and editor Ron Bergin celebrates World Cup racing in the U.S., and veteran ski journalist Peggy Shinn looks at the legacy of American biathlete Joanne Reid. Also included: skiing in eastern Idaho’s Teton Valley; the Canadian Ski Marathon’s long history; the future of Michigan’s ABR Nordic Center; how to improve your technique through double poling; searching for the best snow and slowing down to enjoy the view; accessories to keep you warm; and why one of writer Leath Tonino’s favorite ski companions is a snowshoe hare.

Available now in our online store (crosscountryskier.com/441) or by subscribing (crosscountryskier.com/subscribe).

06/13/2024

Ever wish you could hear directly from a coach or athlete, like Andy Newell and others, about how to improve your performance, training or guidance? The National Nordic Foundation's Summer Speaker Series lets you do just that, from your computer. Click in the comment below for our interview with U.S. Cross Country Ski Team head coach Matt Whitcomb about his role in organizing the series and why you should absolutely tune in.

06/04/2024

FIS just announced that it validated final calendars today for the upcoming 2024-25 race season. Here’s the cross country World Cup lineup.
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Reader Testimony

“There’s an old Nordic tradition in my family that involves the handing down of Cross Country Skier Magazines from father to son. It’s been a tradition over two decades strong. The most recent stack of ‘hand me downs’ included something entirely different, but still familiar—a redesigned evolution of your publication. It was alive with rich photography and intriguing stories about the people and places that make our sport great. The coverage and writing delivered on something I hadn’t realized I’d been looking for, a publication that digs deeper to uncover the true culture and nature of our sport. So, while I’m sad to see a family tradition die, I’m glad to say that after 25 years of bumming my Dad’s copies of Cross Country Skier I’m going to get my own subscription!”

-Steve Crafts