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XC Skiing in Arizona

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Cross Country Skiing in Arizona

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Map of Cross Country Ski Areas in Arizona

In spite of Arizona's southerly locale, several cross-country ski areas can be found in the central mountain ranges. Two commercial centers at located near Flagstaff. The other five ski areas are operated by the Forest Service.

Map of Arizona
 2 Flagstaff Nordic 40 km  3 Mormon Lake Ski Center 35 km  4 Forest Lakes Ski Touring 22 km  5 Pole Knoll Rec. Area 56 km BC  6 Williams Valley Winter Sports Area 20 km  7 Hanagan Meadow Rec. Area 14 km California Ski Areas Utah Ski Areas New Mexico Ski Areas

Arizona Cross Country Ski Areas

Location

 

Length

Nbr of Ratings

Average Rating

Kaibab Plateau

100 km BC

Flagstaff Nordic

40 km

Mormon Lake Ski Center

35 km

Forest Lakes Ski Touring

22 km

Pole Knoll Rec. Area

56 km BC

Williams Valley Winter Sports

20 km

Hanagan Meadow Rec. Area

19 km

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5.0  Rating: 5 of 5 stars


Trail ratings are submitted by visitors to this site who have skied the trails and thus are subjective. You can rate the trails at an area that you have visited by clicking on the "Rate this Area" link found under that area's listing.

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Backcountry Skiing

Pick up a map of backcountry trails before heading out--maps are seldom available at the trailhead. You may be able to purchase maps of parks at the nearest ranger station. Otherwise try the local sporting goods stores. Be sure to follow the winter safety procedures.

AvalancheCAUTION Avalanche Danger: Before skiing on backcountry trails in mountainous areas, follow the avalanche safety procedures, check with the nearest ranger station and consult the region's avalanche advisory. It is vitally important that each person in the group carry avalanche rescue equipment and know how to use it. Avalanche Bulletin: www.csac.org/Bulletins

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