In the pantheon of Seattle pow dumps, the Presidents’ Day weekend storm of 2021 was one for the record books, dropping more than a foot of snow over two days on a city acclimated to… Read More »The Great Seattle Storm of 2021
We need your help. When we bought Cross Country Skier in 2016 we dreamed of making something new for the community that celebrated all things cross country. We hope you feel weâve delivered. Itâs been… Read More »We need your help.
Dear reader, Itâs a common refrain around our office that Cross Country Skier is the uncontested, leading English-language cross country ski magazine in the world. Sure, we believe that we make a pretty darn good… Read More »Subscribers Keep Us Pushing Forward
Dear readers, contributors and partners, Stepping off the skintrack at the base of the Glacier du Chardonnet, I ask the indomitable Gordy Skoog, âWhatâs Plan B for making the col if the weather socks in?â… Read More »Plan B: Business as Unusual
Running Swix USA for the past 11 years has given Steven Poulin the opportunity to collect a lot of cool cross country memorabilia. On the wall of the presidentâs New Hampshire office is a signed… Read More »Chain Reaction: When the Environmental Protection Agency audited Swix/Toko, the fluorinated stuff was just the beginning
As popularity of cross country skiing grew in the 1970s and 1980s Scandinavian brands dominated the market here in the U.S.. From Rottefella bindings to Madshus skis, Nordic nations brought with them not just the… Read More »The Water of Life: American distillers take on the very Nordic apertif, aquavit
