November 4, 2008 (Vail, CO) – Calling all winter enthusiasts to the Colorado Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe Season Day on December 13. Proceeds from the event will benefit the state-wide non-profit Colorado Cross-Country Ski Association (CCCSA) and promote these eco- and cost-friendly sports.
Colorado based Nordic centers and ranch resorts will simultaneously host the event. Participating Nordic centers include:
– Beaver Creek Nordic Sports Center
– Breckenridge Nordic Center
– Devil’s Thumb Ranch
– Frisco Nordic Center
– Gold Run
– Grand Lake Nordic Center
– Keystone Nordic Center
– Snow Mountain Ranch
– Tennessee Pass Nordic Center & Cookhouse
– Vail Nordic Center
– Vail Nordic School
The event is designed to introduce and provide season refresher training for new to veteran Nordic sports enthusiasts, the Colorado Cross Country Ski & Snowshoe Day offers individuals and families the opportunity to discover and experience Colorado’s winter wilderness playground with sports that are both friendly to the environment and the pocketbook.
Participating resorts are offering a range of learn-to-ski/snowshoe and/or guided tours and lesson packages. Proceed from the day’s season kick-off will benefit CCCSA, celebrating its 25th Anniversary. The non-profit organization helps promote and market the sports of cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, including snow condition reports and related sporting events at more than 15 nordic centers and ranch resorts across the state.
The costs will vary by each participating center/ranch. Click here for specific details. All ages are welcome! Rental equipment is available at all participating centers.
Formed in 1983 and celebrating its 25th Anniversary during the 2008/09 season, CCCSA is a statewide, 501c6 non-profit trade association. From its inception, the association has served as the primary information clearinghouse for consumers interested in Nordic sports in Colorado and marketing organization for Colorado-based Nordic centers and guest ranches. For more information on Nordic events, trail conditions, and centers across the state, visit www.coloradocrosscountry.com.



